Teeth Whitening

Achieve a brighter smile with Teeth Whitening at Family Medicine & Dentistry of East Brunswick. Safe, effective treatment to remove stains and discoloration.

Achieve a brighter, whiter smile with Teeth Whitening from Family Medicine & Dentistry of East Brunswick.

Teeth whitening is a cosmetic procedure designed to enhance the appearance of your smile by removing stains and discoloration. Using bleaching agents like hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide, the treatment targets deep stains caused by aging, coffee, tea, smoking, and other factors. Teeth whitening can be performed in-office for fast results or through custom-made trays for a more gradual, at-home approach. The process is safe when followed as instructed, and while temporary tooth sensitivity may occur, it typically subsides shortly after treatment. This procedure offers a simple yet effective solution to achieving a brighter smile that boosts your confidence.

Whiten your smile with Teeth Whitening from Family Medicine & Dentistry of East Brunswick.

Tooth discoloration can occur due to a variety of factors such as aging, lifestyle habits like smoking, or consuming staining beverages such as coffee or tea. Medications can also contribute to staining, making teeth appear dull or yellowed. Professional teeth whitening is a safe way to address these issues, providing a brighter, more youthful appearance. The procedure uses safe bleaching agents that gently break down stains while improving the overall appearance of your teeth. By removing discoloration, teeth whitening can help boost self-esteem and offer long-lasting results with proper care.

Removes stains and discoloration for a brighter smile.
Customized treatment options for both in-office and at-home procedures.
Non-invasive with minimal discomfort and short recovery time.
Improves overall appearance and boosts confidence.
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