The Most Effective Bleaching Technique That Provides Amazing Results!

For years, there have been two problems that have challenged and frustrated both dentists and patients about teeth whitening:

• The extreme unpredictability of teeth whitening
• The acute sensitivity it can cause to patients during the whitening process. A whitening treatment may work well on one person and virtually not work at all on the next. Initially, the results may appear to work but in some cases, do not last very long. Patients may also experience discomfort during and a short time after.

Success is here with Dr. Kaiser’s new Deep Bleaching system. Learn the pro’s and the con’s to teeth whitening below:

Deep Bleaching- The Extreme Bleaching Technique.

• Deep Bleaching system consists of one in-office treatment, “The conditioning Session”.
• Followed up with two weeks at home sessions and one final in-office session for the "wow" factor.
• It is not a quick fix process. Deep Bleaching is a commitment to a brighter smile.

Pro’s –

• Almost no acute sensitivity and consistent results.
• The whitest teeth possible- a Deep Conditioning Method.
• Penetrates deep into the core of the tooth. Lasting results.
• Will whiten tough Stained teeth due to medications (Tetracycline), yellow or deep brown stains with great results

Con’s-

• Not a fast process. Multiple bleaching sessions

Zoom In-Office, One Hour Bleaching

• Three Ultra-Violet bleaching session, 15 minutes each.
  Each session your smile is treated with a high power bleaching agent

Pro’s –

• Fast and Convenient, In-Office, One hour treatment.
• Will whiten minor to average staining - with good results
• Most people find results that they are temporarily happy with or not at all

Con’s-

• Less effective on tough stains or severe Tetracycline staining.
• Acute Sensitivity and is Less Predictable
• Not long Lasting- because you are only bleaching the enamel’s surface.