Teeth whitening

Tooth whitening toothpastes can remove surface stains from teeth, but they are not designed to bleach or actually lighten the shade of teeth. In this short video, Buffalo cosmetic dentist Dr. Larry Evola discusses the different types of teeth whitening available – from stores and from our office – to help you better understand all of your options.

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Most tooth staining is extrinsic, meaning it occurs above the enamel of the teeth.

Teeth whitening is big business in Buffalo and across the country. And it's easy to see why – bright, white, photogenic teeth are incredibly important. The ability to have confidence in your smile and flash it with pride is not to be underestimated.

One of the questions we hear most often from our Buffalo-area patients after undergoing teeth whitening is, “How can I keep my teeth white for as long as possible?” This is a great question, and it's exactly the right one to ask after a whitening procedure.

Teeth whitening systems are some of our more popular services. Many Buffalo-area residents want bright, white, photogenic teeth, especially for the holidays. But we also know that convenience is an important consideration.

Roughly a third of all American weddings happen between June and September, which means this is a popular time for patients of our Buffalo, New York-area cosmetic dentistry practice to seek out teeth whitening and other smile improvements.

With all the different options for teeth whitening that are available to you, it can be difficult to figure out which one will best match your budget and dental needs. Many patients who come to our Buffalo dental office are unsure of the difference between various teeth whitening options. To help these patients, Forestream Dental has created a guide to deciding whether you should have your whitening procedure done at our office or in your home.