If you would like to quickly enhance the appearance of your smile, professional teeth whitening might be for you!

Customized Teeth Whitening Treatment at Home

Teeth Whitening

Are you unsatisfied with the color of your teeth?

Staining can occur for many reasons, including smoking or tobacco use. Your teeth can also become stained by regularly eating certain foods and beverages. Plus, teeth naturally start to darken as you age.

Luckily, visiting our office for a professional whitening treatment can reverse the effects of tooth staining and give you back your dazzling smile. Brilliant, white teeth will make you look healthier and more youthful.

There are many over-the-counter whitening treatments readily available for purchase; however, professional whitening is generally safer and more effective. Applicator trays in over-the-counter kits are intended to be “one size fits all,” which can result in them fitting uncomfortably in your mouth since they aren’t designed specifically for your teeth. Whitening gels included with this type of product can sometimes be too abrasive or can leak because of ill-fitting trays, leading to gum and other soft tissue irritation.

For these reasons, you may want to choose professional whitening instead. The whitening service provided by your dentist may consist of two phases – an in-office whitening session and a customized at-home kit and care plan.

At-Home Whitening

At-home teeth whitening is effective, and you can do it at your own convenience. Your dentist will provide you with a custom at-home whitening kit. Your applicator trays will be made just for you, and the strength of the whitening gel will be chosen to meet your needs. You will be given specific instructions for using it safely.

After this kind of whitening treatment, you will typically be asked to schedule a follow-up visit with our office to check on your progress

Schedule a Consultation Today

Why wait any longer to start toward your perfect smile? Contact your cosmetic dentist today to find out more about whitening services.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are composite fillings better than amalgam fillings?

Composite fillings bond directly to your tooth, which results in less healthy tooth removal. Amalgam fillings require additional drilling to provide anchors for the solid amalgam. Composite fillings are not as hard and inflexible as amalgam fillings, which means stresses caused from biting and chewing can be distributed more naturally and reduce the risk of your tooth cracking.

Meet Our Doctor:

Dr. Ben McDonald

Dr. Benjamin McDonald earned his bachelor’s degree from Harding University and his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in 2014. Originally from Indianapolis, he wanted to relocate to a small community where he can have a close relationship with patients. Dr. McDonald enjoys being a dentist here because it has given him the opportunity to provide service to a great community. He enjoys helping people—whether it’s an emergency case or providing a smile makeover.

Outside the office, Dr. McDonald enjoys spending time with his ...