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| Written by Sara O'Shea |
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A LOOK INTO SMILEWORKS MOBILE TEETH WHITENING What is SmileWorks Mobile? SmileWorks Mobile was founded in 2008 after extensive research for a market approved product that would allow my clients to achieve dental office whitening results without breaking the bank. Our goal was to provide a professional procedure with only FDA approved products, clinically tested and safe for our clients in the comfort of their location. I use a whitening system called the ShineWhite Rocket that allows the client to cosmetically enhance the whiteness of their teeth within a matter of minutes. My clients will enjoy this simple, self-managed procedure without having to pay the high costs associated with current dental procedures. As the market has changed, the FDA has changed its classification of the whitening procedures and as long as they are "self –managed" procedures they can be performed outside a dental office.
Isn’t this super expensive? Not at all…without the high overhead of a dental office I can offer amazing results at a price that can work into anyone’s budget. It is $129.00 for a forty minute session. There are group rates available.
How long does it take? How long does it last? For a single session it is broken up into four 10 minute treatment back to back. That allows you to get up, rinse out and stretch between each session. So, all together, it takes about an hour a client. The effects of our whitening process typically last at least one year on average. The length of your newly achieved whiteness is also directly impacted by your personal habits.
How long before the wedding should we do this? It really depends on you. With results lasting up to a year you can do it whenever you can fit it in to your busy schedule. I usually recommend doing it before your engagement pictures. And, I do carry touch up kits and handy whitening pens to keep your smile at its lightest. We can also schedule a 20 minute touch up session right before the big day!
What should I know before doing this? I always recommend scheduling an appointment with your dentist prior to having you teeth whitening to have a cleaning and make sure there are no ongoing dental infections. Teeth that have restorations, crowns or veneers, or have been bonded with white fillings, cannot be whitened with hydrogen or carbamide peroxide. These materials do not whiten past the color they were originally made. If the surrounding teeth are whitened, the restorations will stand out and look artificial. Replacing old or discolored restorations will allow you to change their appearance. Teeth that have internal staining, discoloration from developmental conditions or have been treated with a root canal may not be affected by the typical whitening process. Internal tooth whitening or permanent restorations may be an option to consider. Natural tooth colors that are brown or gray in hue may not produce desired results. Typically, teeth with a yellow hue will produce the best results. I really look forward to being a part of your big day.
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