New York Zoom Whitening doctors
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Peter Mann, DDS
New York Cosmetic Dentist
41 Park Ave #1C, Manhattan |
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Jennifer Jablow, DDS
New York Cosmetic Dentist
120 East 56th Street 6th Floor, New York |
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Jacqueline Fulop-Goodling, DMD
New York Orthodontist
30 East 40th Street Suite 806, New York |
2 answers | |
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Jay Neuhaus, DDS
New York Cosmetic Dentist
8 Gramercy Park South , New York |
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Joseph W. Worthington, DDS
Fairfield Cosmetic Dentist
1305 Post Rd. Suite 104, Fairfield |
1 answer |
Recent Answers
I have heard the new Zoom WhiteSpeed machine creates less sensitivity than the traditional Zoom machine. What I have read online says that "blue light emitting diodes" whiten the teeth.I thought light was used in the traditional machine too. Is a gel still applied to teeth, or is the whitening completely achieved by the lights?
There is a great debate out there whether or not the light is even necessary, be it the old light or the new. It's really the gel that's doing the whitening.
Will Zoom whitening remove brown stains from the top and bottom of my teeth? Will they start to reappear after a certain amount of time?
How much your teeth stain depends a lot on your diet. For example, drinking coffee or soda regularly will stain your teeth. Smoking also stains your teeth. Brushing your teeth more frequently result in your teeth staining less. Also seeing your dentist for regular cleanings will remove some of the stains. I advise patients to use custom made take home trays to maintain their desired tooth shade. Good Luck!
Everything I have read says to get Zoom done before my permanent restoration. However, If I do that doesn't that mean I am signing up to do Zoom (or some other strong whitening) for life? Otherwise wouldn't I eventually end up with the super white crown but the rest of my teeth not matching due to naturally occurring stains?
Mixing and matching modalities like Zoom and Crowns is always a problem.
The colors will never match exactly and constant touching up of the natural teeth with trays is a pain in the you know what. Do yourself a favor and seriously consider veneers in conjunction with the crown. The color will match and you will have a smile you will love!



