Professional Teeth Whitening
Always wanted that brighter smile? Dental on Gregory is the home of teeth whitening and bleaching treatments in Sandy Bay, Hobart.
Dental on Gregory offers Phillips’ ZOOM Professional whitening treatments. Get up to 8* shades whiter in one appointment!
ZOOM whitening is one of the quickest and most effective ways of whitening your teeth, to achieve that brighter smile. The concentration of bleach (Hydrogen Peroxide) with in-chair bleaching is much higher than over-the-counter treatments available, giving you instant results.
Philips’ ZOOM uses LED light technology to rapidly whiten teeth, while the Amorphous Calcium Phosphate works to reduce sensitivity.
All ZOOM treatments are performed by our qualified dentists, so you know you’ll be in safe hands. It is recommended that a dental examination is performed prior to bleaching to ensure you achieve a predictable, even result.
Whether it’s for a big event or just a cheeky treat for yourself, book a consult with your Dental on Gregory dentist to see if ZOOM whitening is right for you.
Dental on Gregory is your teeth bleaching and teeth whitening professionals located at 6 Gregory Street, Sandy Bay Hobart Tasmania. Online bookings available for teeth whitening treatment. Philips’ Zoom Bleaching and Philips’ Zoom whitening for pain free results. All treatments performed by qualified dentists.
FAQ
Q. Is teeth bleaching safe?
When done properly and with a dental professional, teeth whitening is entirely safe. A check-up is needed before your bleaching appointment to allow the dentist to ensure you will achieve a uniform and even result. Only natural tooth enamel whitens, and existing fillings, crowns and veneers do not whiten; this will be checked for you prior to your whitening appointment to see if teeth whitening is suitable.
Q. Do I need to have my teeth cleaned before whitening?
It is best to have your teeth cleaned (and checked) professionally before a course of whitening, so the bleaching agent can sit evenly over the tooth surfaces. Plaque and calculus (tartar build-up) can obstruct the bleach in the areas accumulated.
Q. Is teeth whitening painful?
Although teeth whitening is not inherently painful, it can be very sensitive to some, especially if they have pre-existing teeth sensitivity issues. Your dentist will review this with you and let you know what to expect, especially if it’s your first time. If the procedure becomes too painful at any point, the dentist will stop and re-evaluate during the process. It is recommended to use sensitive toothpaste for 2 weeks prior to your whitening appointment, and continue with sensitive toothpaste after, to aid with the temporary sensitivity.