Santa Clara Cosmetic Dentist, Dr. Alan Frame, Offers Zoom Whitening

Dr. Alan Frame, Santa Clara cosmetic dentist, offers Zoom teeth whitening to enhance the smiles of his patients.

2013-05-08

SANTA CLARA, CA, May 08, 2013 (Press-News.org) Dr. Alan Frame, Santa Clara cosmetic dentist, is pleased to announce that he performs Zoom whitening procedures for patients who are seeking a whiter smile. Zoom whitening system is one of the most effective and sought after in-office teeth whitening systems available.

Zoom whitening system was created by Philips, a trusted leader in dental technology. This system uses a concentrated hydrogen peroxide gel as its main whitening agent. First, Dr. Frame covers the patient's gums to protect them from the powerful gel. Then, he applies the gel. Once the teeth are well coated, he uses a special light developed by Philips to activate the whitening agent. The peroxide penetrates the dental enamel, removing years of stains in just 45 minutes. After the procedure, a fluoride gel is applied to the teeth to reduce the sensitivity that patients sometimes experience as a result of whitening procedures.

Dr. Frame, Santa Clara Invisalign provider, also offers many other cosmetic dental procedures. He fits patients who are experiencing alignment or bite problems with the Invisalign system, places dental implants for patients who are missing teeth, and offers other cosmetic dental procedures such as fitting patients with ceramic veneers. In addition, Dr. Frame offers general dental services such as teeth cleaning, routine examinations, placing dental crowns over damaged teeth, and filling cavities.

About Dr. Alan Frame, Dentist Santa Clara

Dr. Frame graduated from the University of the Pacific School of Dentistry in 1996. He followed this education with a General Practice Residency at UCLA in 1997. Since then, he has practiced cosmetic and general dentistry in Santa Clara, where he prides himself on serving members of the community in which he grew up. Dr. Frame is an active member of the American Dental Association and he has been inducted into two dental fraternities: Tao Kappa Omega and Omicron Kappa Upsilon.

To make an appointment with Dr. Frame, Santa Clara dental implants specialist, contact his office. Dr. Frame and his friendly staff welcome new patients, and they look forward to getting to know them and serving all of their cosmetic and general dental needs.

Contact
Dr. Alan Frame, DDS
1171 Homestead Road, Suite 214
Santa Clara, CA 95050
Phone: (408) 244-3562
Website: http://alanframedds.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Alan-L-Frame-DDS/109436772476859
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/alanlframedds

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