Dentist In Brookfield, WI Offers Kor Teeth Whitening For Patients

Dr. Kevin Kuffel, Brookfield, WI dentist,is proud to offer KoR Teeth Whitening, a safe way to whiten teeth to their maximum potential

2013-04-28

BROOKFIELD, WI, April 28, 2013 (Press-News.org) Leading dentist in Brookfield, WI, Dr. Kevin Kuffel, is pleased to offer KoR Teeth Whitening at his office. KoR Whitening has been ranked as the highest and most effective, reliable way to whiten teeth permanently. No other dental product has ever ranked higher than KoR Whitening.

Before patients decide to utilize tooth whitening in Brookfield, Dr. Kuffel encourages her patients to establish an appropriate daily oral hygiene regimen. Patients should brush their teeth twice a day in order to properly remove plaque and food from their teeth. By brushing twice a day, patients can ensure that the harmful plaque and remaining food is removed to bring way to a healthier smile. Dr. Kuffel, Brookfield family dentist, also recommends that patients floss daily to remove food and plaque that can't be reached by their toothbrush.

"Stained, yellow teeth can add years to a person's appearance. If my patients are in search of a whiter smile, I encourage them to practice proper daily oral hygiene in order to remove plaque and other residue that might be giving them a lackluster appearance. After they have practiced proper oral care, we will re-evaluate the need for a teeth whitening treatment," said Dr. Kevin Kuffel, family dentist in Brookfield.

Bleaching systems work on the principle that teeth are whitened in direct proportion to the strength of the whitening agent and the length of time the agent remains in contact with the teeth. Dr. Kuffel, general dentist in Brookfield, offers KoR Whitening treatments both at his practice and for take-home procedures. There are two levels of KoR Whitening: at-home and in-office whitening systems. KoR Deep Bleaching is a blend of in-office and at-home treatments that give Dr. Kevin Kuffel greater freedom to control the strength and duration of bleaching used in the whitening process.

Remaining on the cutting edge of technology, Dr. Kevin Kuffel, New Berlin, WI dentist, further demonstrates his continual dedication to providing superior, convenient dental care for their patients through the release of his practice's online appointment requesting feature. Patients can request an appointment online or by phone at (262) 784-6363. . From the homepage for Dr. Kuffel's practice, patients can click on the available link for appointment requests. Once the patient is on the appointment page, he or she can simply fill out the given form to receive dental care from Dr. Kevin Kuffel, Brookfield, WI dentist.

To learn more about Dr. Kuffel, his staff or the services provided, patients are urged to visit his comprehensive website at http://www.drkuffel.com/.

About Dr. Kevin Kuffel, DDS, SC: Born and raised in Brookfield, WI, Dr. Kevin Kuffel attended Marquette University Dental School and opened his solo practice in 1978. He prides himself in his continuing education in order to stay abreast of the latest trends in dentistry. With a well-balanced team of dental professionals, Dr. Kuffel and his staff provide patients with exceptional dental health care.

Media Contact:
Dr. Kevin Kuffel, DDS, SC
contactus@drkuffel.com
1300 South Calhoun Road
Brookfield, WI 53005
(262) 784-6363
http://www.drkuffel.com

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