There are two types of tooth stains: Extrinsic, often caused by foods, beverages, and lifestyle choices like tobacco use Intrinsic, typically a result of aging, dental fluorosis, and medications Extrinsic stains may present as discoloration, often impacting the entire tooth. Intrinsic stains can appear mottled, ribboned, or splotchy, but may also cause a yellowing or …
Tooth discoloration is often a consequence of aging. It may also be the result of consuming dark foods and beverages, tobacco use, and inadequate oral hygiene. Fortunately, whitening teeth that have become yellow is not at all difficult. Types of Tooth Stains There are two types of stains that can impact teeth: intrinsic (below enamel) and …
Opalescence Boost teeth whitening is a safe, comfortable and effective way to brighten your smile. This in-office tooth whitening treatment takes only one hour to perform and can lighten your teeth several shades in that time. Offering a vastly superior alternative to store-bought teeth whitening kits, Boost whitening is especially useful for men and women who …
There are a number of different tooth whitening options and cost is very much dependent on which type you choose. In-office services – like Phillips Zoom! – typically start around $500 and go up in cost depending on the number of treatments needed and the severity of your tooth stains. This option is fast and …
Bad breath can be caused by foods you eat and beverages you drink. It is no secret that foods such as garlic, onions, and peanut butter can cause bad breath, nor is anyone surprised when coffee, beer, or soda produces an unpleasant odor. However, chronic bad breath is more often a sign of a larger …
Posted: November 18, 2013 Many of our Scottsdale patients have asked us about replacing their old metal amalgam fillings with tooth colored fillings. This is actually a very common inquiry. The primary reason our patients ask for this service is that they believe tooth colored fillings are less noticeable than metal fillings. And they are …
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Brushing and flossing are an important part of your oral hygiene regimen, but they are not sufficient to maintain optimal levels of oral health. You will also need to visit the dentist for regular checkups and professional teeth cleanings. These dental visits are the most important preventative measure you can take to reduce your risk …
