Do you miss that brilliantly white smile you used to have? Don’t worry, there’s an easy way to get it back and that’s by having your teeth whitened! Here at Cannon Park Dental, we are experts in teeth whitening services. If you have any questions as to whether or not this is the right option for you, we have the answers.
If my teeth are dull, how do I know if whitening would be a good option for me?
The first way to know figure out if teeth whitening is the best for you is to schedule a dental examination with x-rays to determine the reasoning behind the tooth discoloration. If your teeth are discolored due tooth decay or root canal problems, then whitening won’t be a good solution. Also, once you’ve had your teeth cleaned by your dentist, you may realize that you don’t need whitening. After you’ve had your dental exam, we can determine together if teeth whitening is the best option for you.
How white can I expect my teeth to be after the treatment?
Attention college students! The start of the 2017-18 school year is fast approaching, and at Cannon Park Dental, we want to help you go back to school smiling wider and brighter than ever. The start of the school year is an exciting time- taking new classes, reuniting with old friends and meeting new, and so many events. Your dental health may be the last thing on your mind, but how great would it be to go back to school with a smile that will wow your friends? Our team can help you do just that! From dental exams and x-rays to teeth whitening, our team can help you achieve the smile you’ve always wanted. And you don’t have to go far! Our office is within walking distance from both the College of Charleston and MUSC campuses. And the best part? You get a discount! If you show a valid student ID, you can receive a 10% discount on our services. With our convenient location, friendly staff, and professional services, Mom can rest assured your teeth
Porcelain veneers are a common practice in cosmetic dentistry. Veneers are thin, custom made shells that are bonded to the front of the teeth in order to improve a patient’s smile. Veneers resist stains from food and drink better than the teeth because unlike enamel, veneers are not porous. Patients typically get veneers to remedy discolored, chipped or broken, or unevenly spaced teeth. Veneers may also be a good option for patients who haven’t had success with any alternative whitening methods. However, veneers are not right for everyone. Here’s what you need to know about porcelain veneers to determine if they are right for you:
You cannot get veneers in one sitting
Dentists cannot apply veneers in a single visit. The process is time-consuming and has multiple steps. Your dentist must first decide if you are a candidate for veneers, as there may be alternative treatments better suited to your situation.