Washington D.C. Teeth Whitening – Dr. Ingber

Dr. Ingber is proud to be renowned as a leading Washington D.C. teeth whitening expert who has helped numerous patients achieve dazzling white smiles. In order to deliver the best possible results, Dr. Ingber performs a thorough teeth evaluation prior to recommending the most suitable tooth whitening procedure. While sometimes dramatic teeth whitening results can be achieved with take-home whitening systems, many of Dr. Ingber's tooth whitening Washington D.C. patients prefer in-office whitening, such as Zoom!

Zoom! Teeth Whitening in Washington D.C.

Zoom! tooth whitening procedure is fast and convenient, and it can deliver remarkable whitening results. The entire treatment can be completed in less than an hour. During the procedure, a special whitening solution is applied to the patient's teeth, after which a unique Zoom Advanced Power Chairside Lamp is used to accelerate the whitening process. The light treatment lasts about 15 minutes. Then the lamp is removed and a new coat of whitening solution is placed on the teeth, after which the teeth are exposed to the light again. Typically, tooth whitening patients receive three 15-minute treatments for the total whitening time of 45 minutes.

Am I a Candidate for Zoom! Teeth Whitening?

Zoom! teeth whitening is recommended for individuals who feel self-conscious due to the color of their teeth. The whitening procedure can lighten the teeth for as many as nine shades, revealing a beautifully white smile. As a result, many of our Washington D.C. teeth whitening patients experience a boost in their self-confidence and feel free to smile again.

While teeth might become discolored due to a variety of reasons, some of the most common factors affecting teeth color include:

• Smoking. Nicotine residue on teeth often causes the teeth to acquire a yellowish shade
• Age. Many mature individuals notice that their teeth have become darker due to natural wear and tear
• Eating Habits. Individuals who consume coffee, black tea and red wine regularly often have darker teeth. Certain foods, such as carrots and oranges, can also cause discoloration
• Drugs. Certain medications, such as tetracycline, can cause dark stains on the teeth surface
• Injury. Cracked or broken teeth collect debris in the tiny openings, causing teeth to appear darker

If you would like to learn more about teeth whitening in Washington D.C. and to find out which whitening technique is the most suitable for you, please contact Dr. Ingber at (888) 549-7682 today.