Teeth Whitening in North Dallas
One of the biggest oral health concerns of all adults is stained, discolored, or yellow teeth. This makes sense, as our smile is the first thing most people notice about us. Teeth whitening is one of the easiest and cost-effective ways to enhance your smile. It is quite common for most people to experience some level of discoloration, whether as a result of aging, smoking, or even food and drink stains.
There are numerous options for teeth whitening out there today, including kits you can buy at the store. However, these kits are far less effective than our teeth whitening services. Our in-office teeth bleaching is not only painless, but will leave you with noticeably whiter teeth in under an hour â in most cases, results can be noticed immediately.
Benefits of Teeth Whitening
According to statistics, nearly all adults (99.7%) believe a great smile is important, and 96% of adults say that an attractive smile makes a person more appealing, in both personal and professional settings. Our in-office teeth bleaching services are fast, effective, affordable, and painless.
- Highly effective
- Quick
- Reduced sensitivity
- Confidence-building
- Affordable
In-office teeth bleaching is an excellent option to achieve a bright, white smile, however it is not the only way to whiten teeth. Custom whitening trays are another excellent option that can whiten teeth up to 7 shades lighter. Dr. Katyal will take impressions and custom trays will be made to fit your mouth using the strongest in-home whitening bleach on the market. Custom whitening trays can also be used in conjunction with in-office bleaching for the whitest smile possible.
Dr. Katyal will personally evaluate which option will be the best fit for you. Our Dallas teeth whitening services are ideal for all budgets and will provide you with a new outlook on life and the self-confidence you need to succeed, both personally and professionally. To learn more about the cost of our teeth whitening services, please contact Premier Smiles today.
