Teeth Whitening at Rock House Dental Practice

Teeth Whitening

Teeth whitening is almost a normal treatment for everyone now. It has become an expectation to have straight white teeth, so much so, that when you see someone that doesn't have white teeth, it looks strange. Many of us feel that our smiles are most striking when our teeth look especially white, but unfortunately, soft drinks, coffee, tea, and tobacco can leave behind ugly stains. Using the latest teeth whitening techniques we can help you achieve a whiter, brighter more youthful smile.

For more information, read our blog post on how to get whiter teeth.

Tooth Discolouration

Smoking, tea and coffee are just a few of the things that cause your teeth to yellow and discolour. Some medications can cause the teeth to change colour also. As we get older, our enamel gets thinner which in turn causes the yellow dentine to shine through. This also causes our teeth to look duller.

Tooth Whitening

Tooth whitening is a bit like a facial in that it helps to unlock pores in your tooth so that stains are gently removed leaving teeth cleaner and brighter.

Whiter teeth can take years off your appearance and therefore, it's an easy way to turn back the hands of time. The effects of tooth whitening can last years depending on your habits. Whether or not you smoke or how much tea, coffee or red wine you drink, your love of indian food, will all impact on how white your teeth remain.

Although teeth themselves whiten well, any fillings or crowns will remain the same colour and may need replacing to match the new lighter colour of your teeth. Whitening your teeth can make you look younger and healthier.

Whitening Teeth Treatments

Whitening teeth is not easy. Many on the shelf treatments are abrasive and can cause loss of enamel. We have seen instances of the gums being burnt by non-regulated products. In the UK whitening teeth is only performed by registered dental care professionals using regulated products. The law is very clear on this subject.

Teeth Whitening Systems

To help you achieve your dream smile, we offer many teeth whitening options. Please contact us today to find out more about these options and which one is best for you.

Zoom Teeth Whitening

Zoom! Advanced Professional Teeth Whitening, as seen on TV’s Extreme Makeover. An average of eight shades lighter in just 1 visit!
You may be getting married soon and you want a brighter smile, maybe there is a special event coming up in your life. Whatever the reason, Zoom teeth whitening can help.
This is an in-surgery whitening treatment. We will apply a whitening gel to your teeth and then use an LED light to accelerate the teeth whitening process. Maximum results in minimum time. The tooth whitening procedure takes 45-60 minutes.

Home Teeth Whitening

You can whiten your smile in the privacy and comfort of your home using the Home Tooth Whitening System. It involves using custom-made trays made especially for you. You will apply whitening gel to the trays yourself preferably before you go to bed at night. You will notice the difference after 5-10 days.

Enlighten Teeth Whitening

Enlighten Research Labs is the technology leader in professional teeth whitening. An amazing product, which has given fantastic results with all our Enlighten whitening cases. This type of whitening is a combination system, i.e. two weeks of home whitening followed by one hour of in surgery whitening. The enlighten team construct custom whitening trays for you, along with, supplying their special whitening gel. You use the home whitening gell for two weeks, and then on the 15th day, you undergo in-surgery whitening.

Teeth Whitening in Wolverhampton

Contact the practice for all your teeth whitening Wolverhampton options. Book a consultation appointment with either the dentist or the treatment coordinator to talk through the options and decide which is best for you. The off the shelf and home remedies do not work. Remember, the law has changed. It is now illegal for anyone to provide teeth whitening without being a dental care professional. Whitening your teeth is a regulated process.