Zoom Teeth Whitening Thousand Oaks, CA
Whiter Teeth in a Flash: Zoom Teeth Whitening Thousand Oaks
If your teeth are appearing less than brilliant, you might consider professional Zoom teeth whitening – one of the best methods of instant teeth whitening in Thousand Oaks.
What is Zoom?
Zoom is a tooth whitening product that’s the quickest way to achieve a bright smile in Thousand Oaks. This revolutionary new chair-side tooth whitening system combines an LED full-mouth bleaching light with a solution of 25% Hydrogen Peroxide light-activated gel to lighten teeth 6-10 shades in around one hour.
Our outstanding dentists, Dr. Peyman Saghizadeh and Dr. Sam Saghizadeh, are Zoom experts. They can recommend one of several Zoom treatments ranging from dental office procedures to at-home applications. They oversee the treatment so you can be assured it is safe and effective.
Zoom Whitening Procedure Thousand Oaks: How it Works
Dr. Peyman Saghizadeh or Dr. Sam Saghizadeh will recommend the type of treatment that is best suited for you. There are four main types of Zoom procedures – two in-office and two at-home options. All four render brighter, whiter teeth almost instantly.
In-Office Zoom Whitening Treatments in Thousand Oaks
Philips Zoom WhiteSpeed whitening treatment is the most effective treatment. It takes about 10 minutes to apply the whitening gel and another 30 minutes for the gel to sit in your mouth under the LED light where teeth typically turn several shades lighter.
Prior to the treatment, your dentist may recommend a professional teeth cleaning. During the procedure, he will.
Your dentist may recommend a professional cleaning prior to the whitening procedure. Then, your dentist will:
- Apply whitening gel to your teeth.
- Turn on the Zoom WhiteSpeed LED light at your teeth and direct it at your teeth.
- Repeat the process several more times.
- Apply an enamel-protecting gel to your teeth.
Following the procedure, you will be given whitening treatments to use at home and will be advised on how to care for your newly whitened teeth.
Philips Zoom QuickPro. This in-office whitening procedure takes around thirty minutes. It isn’t quite as effective as the WhiteSpeed method but it takes less time and costs less money.
For the Zoom QuickPro procedure, your dentist will:
• Possibly recommend and conduct a thorough professional teeth cleaning.
• Apply a whitening solution to your teeth.
• Add a sealant on top of the whitening substance.
• Provide you complete aftercare instructions.
• Instruct you to brush the whitening substance off in thirty minutes.
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At-Home Zoom Whitening Treatment Thousand Oaks
The two at-home whitening methods are Zoom DayWhite and Zoom NightWhite. The only difference is one you apply during the day and the other you use at night. Your dentist will provide you with the supplies and instructions necessary for the treatment you are using. The procedure is repeated over the course of two weeks and involves:
• Thoroughly brushing your teeth.
• Adding a small amount of whitening gel to the trays that are provided.
• Positioning the trays over your teeth.
• Wearing the trays on your teeth for the prescribed length of time.
• Removing the trays and rinsing them with cold water.
• Thoroughly brushing your teeth again to remove all the solution.
• Applying an enamel protective solution onto your teeth.
Free Zoom Teeth Whitening Consultation in Thousand Oaks
If you want to experience the best teeth whitening in Thousand Oaks, we invite you to come to Newbury Dental Group in Thousand Oaks for a free consultation.
Fast. Safe. Effective.
Fast teeth whitening in Thousand Oaks is super-fast and ultra-affordable. Each whitening lasts at least several months and sometimes up to a year or longer. The treatment is 100% safe and will be done under the care of one of our Newbury Dental Group dentists. Zoom teeth whitening is completely painless. Call today and get started on the white teeth and bright smile you’ve been dreaming of.
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What Our Patients Often Ask Us
The American Dental Association endorses dental guidance as the best indicator as to how many times you need an examination or cleaning. For the most part, patients with good oral health require a dental exam and cleaning as little as twice a year depending on necessity. Patients who have more complex dental issues may need to see our dentists more frequently. Our primary goal is to evaluate patients individually to help formulate a strategy to fit each need.
Even with regular brushing and flossing, it is easy to miss tartar and plaque build-up which creates an environment for bacteria to flourish. Dental cleanings prevent gum disease and tooth loss, but more importantly, it removes stains and enhances your smile. Benefits include:
Newbury Dental Group wants you to feel comfortable during your appointment, so we utilize a variety of tools to deliver accurate, high-quality care.
- During your check-up, you will have an exam and cleaning which includes a fluoride treatment. Not only will it prevent cavities, but it is resistant to build-up and sugar-decay which will improve your oral health. The access to fluoride is vital to younger patients, but it also helps during the aging process as it slows down decay.
- You will also receive instruction on appropriate oral hygiene techniques like brushing and flossing which help to avoid serious dental problems.
- Cancer screenings are essential parts of your check-up. Our dentists look for both precancerous lesions as well as cancerous growth as research shows the earlier the detection the higher the chance of your recovery.
- Once you receive a cleaning, your dentist will apply a thin application of sealant which will help to prevent tooth decay. Not only will the coating protect a tooth’s enamel, but it will also block the buildup of plaque.
Typical dental tools include mirrors, burs, and probes which most patients have experience because of their routine use in dental care. You may also need an x-ray which will consist of digital imaging and an intra-oral camera.
- Dental tools enhance imaging and provide excellent sources for accuracy and detection.
- Our hygienists also use a replaceable saliva ejector which slowly removes spit while also avoiding the spread of disease.