Teeth whitening is a popular cosmetic dentistry treatment that involves whitening the natural colour of the teeth, usually selected by patients who aren’t satisfied with the pigment of their natural teeth. At Oasis Dental, we are happy to offer teeth whitening services to our patients in Canberra, Griffith and Manuka.
Unlike at-home whitening treatments, a professional treatment will produce more even results and be able to target each tooth to create an ideal colour. What’s more, our dentists can offer you professional advice and information on how to ensure results last longer, as well as advise you on any other treatment you may require or prefer.
There are a number of reasons why people may choose to whiten their teeth. Many their natural teeth are discoloured due to aging, diet or genetics, which is why teeth whitening is such a popular treatment. Professional teeth whitening can whiten your natural tooth colour, giving you a brighter smile for longer. Whitening treatment by a dentist lasts much longer than at-home kits and delivers results that just can’t be achieved on your own. This is why it is usually worth the cost, as results will be far more noticeable and long-lasting.
If you are looking to whiten your current smile, Oasis Dental can provide you with a careful treatment that will deliver you the desired results. We aim to educate and inform all our patients about every treatment we offer, and provide guidance on the best procedures for your personal situation. We can also offer emergency services as well as treatments for root canals, tooth extraction and general preventative dentistry.
If you wish to discuss cosmetic dentistry, get in touch with Oasis Dental today. We are happy to educate and inform our clients of the treatments we have available, ensuring every patient is well-prepared for each procedure. We are in a great location for patients in Canberra, Griffith and Manuka, so get in touch on (02) 6162 3888 and book an appointment for teeth whitening today.
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