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Teeth whitening treatment options

Teeth whitening is an excellent way to boost the appearance of your smile. At Garden View Dental Care in Buckinghamshire, our experienced cosmetic dental team are highly experienced in providing whitening treatment. We have two options available at our practice.

How teeth whitening works

teeth-whiteningTeeth whitening uses special bleaching gel to safely and gently remove everyday stains from the teeth. Our teeth are easily stained by food and drink such as coffee and red wine, by smoking, and by some medications and medicated mouthwashes. Even patients with good dental hygiene practices may find that their lifestyle is causing stains on their teeth.

If you are concerned about stained teeth and want to improve the appearance of your smile, you should call into our Buckinghamshire dental practice to find out about teeth whitening treatment options.

You should always consult a dentist before starting teeth whitening treatment. Products available from the internet or from beauty parlours are unlikely to be as rigorously tested as those used in a dental practice. They may at best be ineffective; at worst they can actually damage your teeth and gums.

The products we use at Garden View in Buckinghamshire are tested and safe. We offer two treatment options: power whitening here in the practice, and home whitening.

Home whitening

Home whitening involves the use of custom-made teeth whitening trays and whitening gel. The trays will be made to comfortably fit over your teeth. You place a small amount of the gel into the trays and wear them overnight for approximately two weeks.

Power whitening

Power teeth whitening is carried out here at our Buckinghamshire practice by a cosmetic dentist. They will shield your lips and gums and apply whitening gel to your teeth. A special lamp is used to activate the gel, and all you need to do is sit back and relax for an hour or so.

How cosmetic dentistry can give you a fast, fabulous makeover

Cosmetic dentistry is an increasingly popular way to give yourself a makeover. At Garden View Dental Care in Buckinghamshire, our skilled cosmetic team offer a wide range of treatments – including some fast ways to improve the appearance of your smile.

gardenview-cosmetic-dentistryOne of the fastest ways to give your smile a natural-looking, long-lasting makeover is with porcelain veneers. Veneers are one of the most popular treatments in cosmetic dentistry. We have helped many patients at our Buckinghamshire dental practice to boost the appearance of their smiles with the help of veneers.

If you are interested in this treatment, you should come into Garden View in Buckinghamshire for a cosmetic dentistry consultation. Your dentist will carefully examine your teeth and assess whether this is the most appropriate treatment for you.

Veneers can be used to address a number of cosmetic concerns, including teeth that are slightly chipped or cracked, teeth that are permanently discoloured or stained, and slight issues with gaps between teeth or with tooth alignment. They are very thin shells of porcelain fitted over the front surfaces of your teeth with a strong dental adhesive. Because your teeth require minimal preparation, veneers are one of the fastest and easiest procedures in cosmetic dentistry.

A small amount of enamel is removed from your tooth to improve the bonding process, and impressions are taken of your teeth. Your veneers will be made to the exact same thickness as the amount of enamel removed and will be closely matched to the natural colour of your teeth, so the results will look entirely natural.

When your veneers are ready you will be called back to our Buckinghamshire practice for your dentist to attach them. They will check you are entirely happy with the appearance of your veneers before they are permanently attached, with the result being a beautiful, natural new smile.

Teeth whitening treatment options

Teeth whitening is one of the most popular treatments in cosmetic dentistry. At Garden View Dental Care in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, our skilled cosmetic dentist Dr Makhani and his team have helped many patients to boost the appearance of their smiles by using whitening treatment.

What does teeth whitening involve?

teeth-whitening-treatmentTeeth whitening uses special dental bleaching products to gently remove everyday stains from the teeth. Our teeth are easily stained by foods and drink, by habits such as smoking and by certain medicines and medicated mouthwashes.

Whitening treatment is a proven, safe way to get rid of these stains and leave your teeth much brighter and whiter. It should only be carried out by a dentist or dental hygienist.

Can’t I get cheaper treatment on the internet?

If there’s one thing you should remember when exploring options for teeth whitening, it is that this treatment should only be undertaken by a qualified dental professional. While it is true that there are a plethora of “whitening” products available online, you have no way of knowing if these are quality products – or even if they are safe.

The products used at our Buckinghamshire practice have been extensively tested and have been proven to be safe to use. Products bought from the internet may not have been tested to such rigorous standards, and could actually damage your teeth and gums, leaving you in pain and in need of extensive restorative treatment.

What are my treatment options?

At Garden View Dental Care in Buckinghamshire, we offer two options for teeth whitening treatment. You can have a single session of power whitening delivered by your dentist here at the practice, or can carry out treatment yourself at home.

Power whitening involves an hour-long session in the comfort of our Buckinghamshire practice, while home treatment will take about two weeks to complete.

How to boost your smile quickly with cosmetic dentistry: teeth whitening explored

Cosmetic dentistry is the branch of the profession that deals with the aesthetic appearance of your teeth, and can involve anything from teeth whitening to full-mouth restorations using crowns, bridges or dental implants. At Garden View Dental Care in Buckinghamshire we offer a huge selection of cosmetic dental procedures to suit all needs and budgets.

cosmetic dentistry treatmentsTeeth whitening is one of the most popular treatments in cosmetic dentistry. Here, we look at how the treatment works and what options are available to patients at our Buckinghamshire practice.

How does whitening treatment work?

Whitening treatment uses special bleaching gel to gently remove stains from the teeth. There are two options for whitening: it can be carried out here in the comfort of our Buckinghamshire practice, or can be done at home using custom-made teeth whitening trays.

Can’t I save money by buying whitening products online?

The key thing to remember about teeth whitening treatment is that it must, by law, only be carried out under the supervision of a fully-qualified dentist. While it’s true there are whitening products available from the internet and even from some beauty salons, these are likely to be of inferior quality.

In the best case scenario they simply won’t work, and you’ll have wasted your money. In the worst case scenario they can damage your teeth and gums, leaving you in pain and in need of extensive restorative work.

The products and techniques used at our Buckinghamshire practice are tried, tested and safe. Your dentist will check there are no problems such as tooth decay that need treating before whitening, and will monitor you throughout treatment to ensure everything is going to plan.

Think about other cosmetic dentistry treatments: you wouldn’t trust an unqualified practitioner to place a crown or attach your veneers, and teeth whitening treatment is exactly the same: only a qualified dental professional should deliver it.

How teeth whitening can boost your smile quickly and safely

If you’re looking for a safe and effective way to boost your smile before a special occasion, teeth whitening could be the perfect treatment for you. At Garden View Dental Care in Buckinghamshire we have successfully treated many patients who wanted whiter, brighter, stain-free teeth. It’s one of the fastest cosmetic dental procedures available.

teeth whitening treatmentAnyone considering teeth whitening treatment should ensure they only have the procedure carried out under the care of a qualified dentist. There are many products available on the internet and the highstreet that promise whiter teeth, but you should be cautious. Most of these products won’t work, meaning you will have wasted time and money. In the worst case scenario they can actually damage your teeth, gums and mouth. By law, teeth whitening must only be carried out by a dentist or a hygienist/hygiene therapist on a dentist’s prescription.

At Garden View Dental Care in Buckinghamshire the teeth whitening products we use have been extensively tried and tested, and are completely safe. The whitening gel used will gently remove stains from your teeth without damaging their structure.

Teeth are stained by the food and drink we consume, by habits such as smoking and by certain medications. Teeth whitening is a fast and reliable way to remove these stains. Here at our Buckinghamshire dental practice we offer two options for whitening treatment:

1 Power whitening

Power whitening is carried out here at our Buckinghamshire practice in one single session. Dr Makhani will place a protective barrier over your lips and gums and will apply teeth whitening gel to your teeth. A special light is used to activate the gel and all you need to do is sit back and relax for an hour while the gel gets to work. The result will be teeth several shades brighter – whiter teeth in just one hour really is possible!

2 Home teeth whitening

Home whitening also uses special whitening gel to lighten the colour of your teeth and remove stains, but is carried out in the comfort of your own home. Dr Makhani will take impressions of your mouth to create bespoke whitening trays. When these are ready you will be instructed on how to use them: you place a small amount of whitening gel in the trays and wear them overnight or for short periods during the day for approximately two weeks.

For more information about teeth whitening in Buckinghamshire, please get in touch with a member of our reception team.

How cosmetic dentistry can quickly boost your smile

If you are thinking about having cosmetic dentistry, you may want results that can be seen quickly but still look entirely natural. That’s why it always pays to visit an experienced cosmetic dentist such as Dr Makhani at Garden View Dental Care in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire.

What is cosmetic dentistry?

cosmetic dentistryCosmetic dental treatments focus on the aesthetic appearance of your smile. Many people are embarrassed about their smile. From gappy teeth to dull or stained teeth, crooked or uneven teeth to unsightly metal fillings, there are many reasons people hide their smiles away.

At Garden View Dental Care in Buckinghamshire we believe that everyone deserves a smile to be proud of. Cosmetic dentistry comprises a range of treatments that can help anyone achieve the smile of their dreams.

How Dr Makhani and team can help

When you come in for a cosmetic dentistry consultation, we will establish what you are unhappy about regarding your teeth and gums, and will suggest the best options to improve your smile. Here are some of the fastest treatments we offer at our Buckinghamshire dental practice. . .

Teeth whitening

Teeth are easily stained by certain foods, drinks, medications and by smoking. Teeth whitening uses special whitening gel to gently remove these stains, restoring a natural bright appearance to your teeth.

We offer two options for teeth whitening: power whitening in a single appointment here at our Buckinghamshire practice, and home whitening, which takes about two weeks and involves using custom-made whitening trays and gels at home.

Veneers

Porcelain veneers are a popular treatment in cosmetic dentistry. They are thin pieces of porcelain placed over the front surface of your front teeth, to disguise permanent staining, small cracks, gaps and minor alignment issues.

Composite bonding

Composite bonding uses the same hard-wearing material that is used for white fillings to help reshape and rebuild teeth, for example to close small gaps and give your smile a more even appearance.

It Happens: The Inevitability of Yellow Teeth

Teeth discolouration is extremely common, affecting tons of people in the UK. While individuals start with perfect white teeth as children, it does not take long for many to have noticeable yellow teeth.

teeth whitening in BuckinghamshireBasically, yellow teeth are inevitable. Food, drinks, and the environment all lead to the yellowing of the teeth, and there is little anyone can do to prevent this inevitability. Apart from the cumulative effects of these external causes, at least two structural changes in the mouth also make teeth more likely to appear yellow with aging. These are the thinning of the tooth’s outer coating called the enamel, as well as the thickening of the layer under it, called the dentin.

An In-Depth Look at the Contributors to Tooth Discolouration

Smoking and drinking staining drinks are perhaps the most widely known contributors to yellowing teeth. Unknown to many, certain fruits and vegetables like apples and potatoes, however, also contribute to the problem.

There are also several diseases that cause teeth to turn yellow (or black or brown). Some forms of chemotherapy, such as heat radiation, as well as widely used drugs like tetracycline and doxycycline contribute to the problem as well.

These things, to some extent, are inevitable. Fortunately, there is hope even if the teeth have already lost their original whiteness.

How Tooth Whitening Works

Teeth whitening technology has come on in leaps and bounds in recent years. There are non-bleaching procedures, which rely on physical action to whiten teeth. When brushing the teeth, for instance, the mild abrasion removes the surface stains.

Most whiteners, on the other hand, use bleaching chemicals. These chemicals produce a chemical reaction when coming in contact with the enamel; this then breaks down stains. Most of the whiteners use one of two chemicals: hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide.

At Garden View Dental Care, we offer in-office and at-home teeth whitening in Buckinghamshire that will provide results. Everyone responds differently to whitening procedures—some respond well to a simple at-home whitening kit, while those with serious discolouration may require bonding or porcelain veneers to achieve the smile they have always wanted. Our Garden View Dental Care Buckinghamshire cosmetic dentistry team can determine the right treatment for you.

Call us today for a consultation.

How cosmetic dentistry can help you wave goodbye to gappy teeth

Cosmetic dentistry covers a wide range of treatments. One of the most common problems reported to our dentists at Garden View Dental Care in Buckinghamshire is gappy teeth. Some patients described gaps between their front teeth as suffering from black triangles. The clinical term for this condition is open gingival embrasures.

cosmetic dentistryHere at Garden View Dental Care, cosmetic dentist Dr Makhani offers a range of treatment options for patients who are bothered by gappy teeth.

These are some of the ways cosmetic dentistry can help you wave goodbye to black triangles for good. . .

Composite bonding

Composite bonding is a common practice in cosmetic dentistry. It involves using the same strong composite material that is used to create white fillings to build up and reshape your teeth.

At Garden View in Buckinghamshire we use the ClarkMatrix system, which uses clear forms filled with composite material that is closely matched to the natural shade of your teeth to close up any gaps. This is shaped and polished to add extra shine, giving you a smile that you can be proud of. Treatment improves the integrity of the gum and the aesthetic appearance of your smile.

Porcelain veneers

Veneers are very thin pieces of porcelain that are placed over the front surface of the front teeth to disguise a wide range of aesthetic problems, including gappy teeth. They are firmly attached with strong dental adhesive.

Veneers are a popular choice in cosmetic dentistry and are a minimally invasive procedure, which requires very little preparatory work on your teeth. Your dentist will choose a shade of porcelain that closely matches the colour of your teeth for an entirely natural-looking result, where your teeth appear closer together.

Six Month Smiles

We are pleased to offer Six Month Smiles adult braces at our Buckinghamshire dental practice. These discreet braces move your teeth closer together in as little as six months.

Vices Come Hand in Hand with Dentistry, Culminates in Teeth Whitening

People do bad things, and one common among all societies and cultures is smoking. We here at Garden View cannot count how many patients have come over the years to fix the damage of nicotine, and at times, accompanies by the searing enamel deterioration brought by alcohol. It goes hand in hand, especially during parties when no one usually cares about nothing else but having fun.

teeth whiteningBut, at least for appearance’s sake, visit the dentist often. As dentists, there is very little we can do, but warn you that vices are generally bad for your health. Afterwards, we can only help you look after your teeth. With all those inhaling and ingesting, you will definitely do a number to your dentitions. If you suffer from an ongoing condition, then you have more reason to reconsider that second stick or glass.

Choosing Professional Services

You may choose to ignore your GP and opt to solve the problem yourself. But, the health of your teeth is the same as the health of your lung, heart and eyes. You do not seek amateur services to help with arrhythmia, high astigmatism or asthma. The same goes with your teeth, especially if you are considering self-help methods.

Dental damage by vices is serious, more than you think it is. More often than not, it is responsible for destroying your teeth. At the very least, it initiates the long process of rotting your teeth. It does not seem like that now, but that is the point. You will not notice its effects until it is too late. For this reason alone, you should visit the dentist twice a year or more.

A Professional’s Hand

If you do not already know, teeth whitening is a sensitive process. The entire thing, the materials and the procedures, require steady hands and a knowledgeable mind. So, obviously, to get it right, it is better to let dentists perform teeth whitening procedures themselves.

At Garden View, we will ensure that you get what you want. From teeth whitening and other cosmetic dentistry services to general dental treatments, we have you covered.

Contact us today for more information.

Coffee, Tea, and Your Teeth

It is getting colder now, which means it’s the season of even more warm cups of tea once again. While it’s extremely comforting to stay in during the cold season and put the kettle on, a recent study is saying otherwise.

garden viewSugary drinks are bad for the teeth, as even the simplest structure of sugar is capable of deteriorating dental enamel. Garden View is here today to tell you about the other dangers of too much tea.

It’s Not So nice After All

According to a report, a hot cup of tea could potentially cause cracks in the surface of the teeth. This is especially true if you are coming in from a cold, because the body is most vulnerable to all kinds of extremes—in this case, a cup of tea a little too hot for the dentin.

The superficial cracks are caused by the rapid changes in temperature around the teeth. Extreme heat can stress the enamel, resulting in a crack. Although barely visible to the eye, the crack can become deeper and even enter the dentine, which can cause sensitivity.

If severe, the crack may also damage the pulp or nerve within the tooth, causing infection or an abscess.

It can also become a cosmetic problem, as coffee, red wine and other coloured drinks and food can stain the crack, causing it to become more noticeable and obvious. Like stepping on thin ice, the effects are cumulative: the more hot tea you sip, the deeper the crack gets and the more vulnerable the dentin becomes.

If tea is too difficult for you to give up, consider taking it in moderation this season or wearing a scarf over your mouth to warm the air you breathe. It will also help you adjust to the change if you consult with our team of dentists to guide you through the risks of seemingly harmless daily activities.

Contact us today to learn more about the necessary measures to protect your teeth during this season.

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