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Norcross Dental Associates, the Dentists in Norcross, Discuss Cosmetic Teeth Whitening 101

A white smile is your greatest accessory, and it's easy to get through a cosmetic teeth whitening procedure with one of Norcross Dental Associates' Norcross dentists.

2013-06-18
NORCROSS, GA, June 18, 2013 (Press-News.org) There is nothing more inviting than a beautiful, pearly-white smile, but many of us feel the need to hide our stained or off-white teeth. Fortunately, the Norcross dental experts at Norcross Dental Associates know there is a very easy solution to bring us back to being all grins: cosmetic teeth whitening.

Cosmetic teeth whitening is a simple in-office procedure for the dentists in Norcross, and it is one of the most popular cosmetic procedures they perform. During the procedure, a concentrated peroxide gel is left on your teeth for four 15-minute intervals with breaks between. The gel helps to remove staining and leave your teeth several shades whiter than they were when you came in for your Norcross dental appointment.

Although most patients seem to prefer the dramatic changes an in-office teeth whitening procedure offers, your Norcross dentist at Norcross Dental Associates can also provide you with a professional-grade take-home whitening set if you would prefer it. The Norcross dental professionals at Norcross Dental Associates do caution their patients that over-the-counter treatments will not work as well as a professional cosmetic whitening procedure or take-home set will.

"Cosmetic teeth whitening can be a huge confidence booster," says Ken Tralongo, CEO of Tralongo Management, the parent company for Norcross Dental Associates. "It honestly makes you want to smile when you know that your smile is a dazzlingly bright shade of white instead of a shade of off-white or yellow."

Learn more about cosmetic teeth whitening or set up an appointment with one of Norcross Dental Associates' Norcross dentists by visiting http://www.norcrossdentalassociates.com.

About Norcross Dental Associates:
Norcross Dental Associates is a comprehensive family dental practice. Their team of highly trained and experienced professionals provide general, restorative and cosmetic dentistry. The goal of each Norcross dentist specialist is to deliver top-quality care in a warm and compassionate environment.

Learn more at http://www.norcrossdentalassociates.com/.

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[Press-News.org] Norcross Dental Associates, the Dentists in Norcross, Discuss Cosmetic Teeth Whitening 101
A white smile is your greatest accessory, and it's easy to get through a cosmetic teeth whitening procedure with one of Norcross Dental Associates' Norcross dentists.