FARMINGTON HILLS, MI, April 10, 2013 (Press-News.org) Dr. Karson L. Carpenter, Farmington Hills dentist, of Drakeshire Dental Center is pleased to announce the availability of Zoom! In-office tooth whitening to his practice. The popular center, which has been serving patients in the Livonia and Farmington areas for over 3 decades, also includes Dr. Alma R. Nava D.D.S.
There's no doubt that a brighter smile can boost confidence, as the surge in popularity of tooth bleaching procedures proves. While traditional methods of tooth whitening with take home trays and whitening cream from Dr. Carpenter, Farmington cosmetic dentist, are very effective, they take several days to weeks for results to be seen and are too time consuming for some. Zoom! Tooth Whitening system is an option for people who desire a dramatically brighter smile in as little as an hour.
Dr. Carpenter, dentist in Farmington Hills, has special training in the latest tooth whitening procedures. The Zoom! system is a state of the art procedure in which the dentist first prepares the patient's mouth by cleaning the teeth to remove plaque. Gauze is placed in the mouth to protect the cheeks, gums and tongue before the whitening gel is applied carefully to each tooth. A retractor holds the mouth open and has a guide specially designed to align the whitening light on top of the retractor. The light is then turned on, activating the whitening gel.
Zoom! Tooth Whitening uses a special ultraviolet light that speeds up the whitening properties of the gel by stimulating the hydrogen peroxide molecules in the formula. These lights are made especially for tooth whitening purposes and are designed to not overheat or damage the teeth. After 15 minutes of light treatment, the gel is removed and the cycle is repeated twice more.
Patients are very comfortable during the Zoom! procedure and many report falling asleep. Besides being the fastest available method of tooth whitening, Zoom! is the most effective, lightening teeth up to 8 shades from the original color. Results are often longer lasting than other whitening procedures, and because Dr. Carpenter, dentist in Farmington, applies the gel to the teeth, coverage tends to be more even than treatments done at home.
Dr. Carpenter, Farmington dentist, is glad to be able to offer this innovative procedure to his Farmington and Livonia area patients, and encourages those who desire whiter teeth to consider Zoom! Tooth Whitening, stating "It is a safe, comfortable and very effective way to get a dramatically whiter smile, and an especially good option for patients who want immediate results for a special occasion such as a wedding or anniversary party."
About Drakeshire Dental: Drakeshire Dental was established in 1972, and consists of two partners, Dr. Karson Carpenter and Dr. Alma Nava. The office also provides services by board certified orthodontist in Farmington Hills, Dr. Richard Scavo. Drakeshire Dental provides an array of services including IV sedation, implants, laser dentistry, cosmetic dentistry and children's dentistry. Drakeshire Dental is the only office in Michigan with electric lifts designed to move patients from their wheelchair to the dental chair for treatment. For this reason, the office treats a large number of disabled patients.
Media Contact:
Dr. Karson Carpenter
info@drakeshiredental.com
20793 Farmington Road
Farmington Hills, MI 48336
(248) 474-4600
http://www.drakeshiredental.com
Farmington Hills Dentist Now Offering Zoom! In-Office Whitening Procedure
Dr. Karson Carpenter, dentist in Farmington Hills, invites patients to brighten their smiles with a new whitening procedure now available at Drakeshire Dental.
2013-04-10
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[Press-News.org] Farmington Hills Dentist Now Offering Zoom! In-Office Whitening ProcedureDr. Karson Carpenter, dentist in Farmington Hills, invites patients to brighten their smiles with a new whitening procedure now available at Drakeshire Dental.