Laser Teeth Whitening in Canary Wharf

Here is everything you need to know about laser teeth whitening, the procedure along with how it differs from other teeth whitening methods.

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Laser Teeth Whitening: Regain your beautiful smile

Teeth whitening is a relatively simple and popular way of reducing teeth discolouration and thereby improving the appearance of your smile. At Mouth Dental our cosmetic dentistry specialists offer a wide portfolio of cosmetic dentistry treatments, with Laser Teeth Whitening being such an option, so that you can regain one of the key elements to an attractive smile, clean white teeth. Thanks to our multi-clinic setting in London, we currently provide routine and cosmetic treatment for over 9000 private patients using our cutting-edge technological facilities to provide full treatment options so that our patients do not have to be referred elsewhere for any part of their dental requirements.

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What is Laser teeth whitening?

With time teeth become stained owing to illness, medication or the food and beverages such as blueberries, tea, coffee and red wine, we consume. Another factor is of course age which is why whitening procedures are so popular as they help you look younger. Laser teeth whitening is a cosmetic laser dentistry procedure and is one of the more popular whitening treatments available today. It is done in a dental clinic and involves placing a concentrated whitening gel on your teeth which is then heated up using a laser which whitens your teeth quickly. Zoom teeth whitening is one of the most common laser teeth whitening procedures, by which a 25% hydrogen peroxide gel is applied to the teeth before a blue plasma light activates the solution.

Laser teeth whitening vs other methods of teeth whitening: What is the difference?

Using lasers and a whitening peroxide gel, the laser teeth whitening procedure is popular for its clearly visible long lasting results. Many believe it to be the most effective way to gain whiter teeth in a short amount of time. Unlike bleaching that whitens the teeth beyond their natural colour, with laser teeth whitening it is more focused on restoring the natural colour by removing stains from the teeth.

While similar to whitening toothpastes in concept, this professional teeth whitening method, provides brighter teeth quickly thanks to the laser light that activates the whitening gel for maximum effective. Patients will see a dramatic difference in just one session, often up to seven to eight shades lighter.

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What is Laser teeth whitening?

With time teeth become stained owing to illness, medication or the food and beverages such as blueberries, tea, coffee and red wine, we consume. Another factor is of course age which is why whitening procedures are so popular as they help you look younger. Laser teeth whitening is a cosmetic laser dentistry procedure and is one of the more popular whitening treatments available today. It is done in a dental clinic and involves placing a concentrated whitening gel on your teeth which is then heated up using a laser which whitens your teeth quickly. Zoom teeth whitening is one of the most common laser teeth whitening procedures, by which a 25% hydrogen peroxide gel is applied to the teeth before a blue plasma light activates the solution.

Laser teeth whitening vs other methods of teeth whitening: What is the difference?

Using lasers and a whitening peroxide gel, the laser teeth whitening procedure is popular for its clearly visible long lasting results. Many believe it to be the most effective way to gain whiter teeth in a short amount of time. Unlike bleaching that whitens the teeth beyond their natural colour, with laser teeth whitening it is more focused on restoring the natural colour by removing stains from the teeth.

While similar to whitening toothpastes in concept, this professional teeth whitening method, provides brighter teeth quickly thanks to the laser light that activates the whitening gel for maximum effective. Patients will see a dramatic difference in just one session, often up to seven to eight shades lighter.

Benefits of laser teeth whitening

Laser teeth whitening has proven to be one of the best cosmetic dentistry bleaching methods that helps remove stains and plaque while whitening teeth. There are a range of further benefits that contribute towards the procedure’s popularity.

  • A non-evasive and easy process
  • A quick and painless procedure
  • Removes very tough stains that other whitening procedures, such as home kits, cannot
  • The procedure is done by professional dentists
  • The option of lightening just a few very stained teeth
  • One of the most accessible teeth whitening procedures
  • Long lasting results

Benefits of laser teeth whitening

  1. Your cosmetic dentist will record the shade of your natural teeth and determine the quantity of whitening solution that will be needed along with the bleaching agent to achieve the desired shade
  2. You mouth will need to be dried before the treatment and this is done by using retractors to keep your tongue and cheeks away from the whitening solution. A gauze pad will be used to keep your mouth dry so that no saliva can interfere with the efficiency of the whitening solution.
  3. Your teeth are then coated with the whitening solution and left on for about half an hour to absorb. Only the front surface of the teeth are coated. The laser is then used to activate the gel and achieve the desired whitening.
  4. Once the desired shade has been achieved your mouth will be washed and rinsed to remove all residual whitening solution. You will noticer whiter teeth after just one session but can decide with your dentist if you need further session.
  5. You may be recommended the fluoride treatment, which is entirely optional. However, it does help keep stains away from your teeth for a while and to keep the bacteria in your mouth at bay.
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How long does the treatment process take?

Generally you would have to spend about an hour to an hour and a half at the dentists to complete the process. Depending on the desired shade you hope to achieve you may have to have further appointments to complete the procedure.

Laser teeth whitening at Mouth Dental

As the longest standing premier dental clinic in the Canary Wharf under the same ownership, Mouth Dental has never wavered from its ongoing journey to providing patients with a flawless and complete dental journey. The laser teeth whitening procedure we provide is no exception, using the top in dental technology backed by the expertise of our cosmetic dentists, you are in the best care from the moment you step into our clinics.

While similar to whitening toothpastes in concept, this professional teeth whitening method, provides brighter teeth quickly thanks to the laser light that activates the whitening gel for maximum effective. Patients will see a dramatic difference in just one session, often up to seven to eight shades lighter.

Payment options at Mouth Dental

At Mouth Dental we offer several payment options for spreading over a period of time, the cost of treatments such as laser teeth whitening procedures. There is a ‘pay as you go’ option which allows you to pay for the treatment you have on the day of the appointment. Further, we have a credit system with the financing company Chrysalis Finance, with 0% interest free finance over 12 months and 9.9% interest for up to five years. You will make a monthly payment to Chrysalis Finance via standing order.

Talk to us to find out for more details regarding the laser teeth whitening treatment, costs and payment methods and give yourself the gift of beautiful white teeth

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Frequently asked questions

Am I suitable for laser teeth whitening?

Laser teeth whitening is a non-medical procedure so is suitable for everyone unless specifically advised against the procedure for medical reasons.

Is laser teeth whitening painful?

No, it is a completely painless procedure and causes no damage to the teeth It is suitable even for people with sensitive teeth. There are no real side effect except just a slight twinge of discomfort near the gums, that lasts for a very short time.

How long will the results last?

It can last anywhere between six months to two years depending on your lifestyle and oral health and hygiene.

Aftercare - How to take care of your teeth after whitening?

Till the correct colour locks in it is important that you take care not to affect the treatment by consuming colourful food or beverages. You will be asked not to eat or drink things like blueberries or strawberries, ketchup and red wine. If you absolutely cannot manage without your coffee or tea you will have to consume it through a straw. Do brush and floss your teeth more often to help maintain the whitening.

Avoid heavy smoking and alcohol consumption as they contain tannins that discolour teeth. Also avoid acidic food as they can open pores in the tooth enamel. Do not use home whitening kits as it may over-whiten and weaken your teeth.

Maintaining teeth after laser whitening treatment

To get the most out of your teeth whitening follow the aftercare instructions given to you by your dentist. You may be asked to stick to a ‘white diet’ for a while such as opting for white wine instead of red, choosing sparkling water over colas, sticking to fruits such as bananas and vegetables such as peeled potatoes and cauliflower.

Continue to use straws as much as possible. Use maintenance products to prolong the whitening and strengthen you tooth enamel. Rinse your mouth after each meal and floss regularly but do not overdo it.

How much does laser teeth whitening cost?

Laser teeth whitening can cost between £500 – £1500 depending on the intensity of the stains and the work involved. Keep in mind that you may need additional sessions to achieve your desired shade. Plus you may be asked to maintain the whitening with products specified by your dentist.