Archive for the ‘Teeth Whitening’ Category
Whitening – Before and After
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010Birmingham Cosmetic Dentist
Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010Does the Light Enhance Whitening Results?
With so many different whitening options, how do you know what is legit and what is commercial? Zoom is the forefront in teeth whitening advertising and has become somewhat of the brand -
like Coke with soft drinks. Zoom was one of the first to come out with the light that supposedly enhanced whitening results.
But, does the light actually do anything?
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New Patients Welcome
Sunday, May 2nd, 2010
Can too much whitening harm tooth enamel?
There has always been some disagreement in the dental world about this question. Some past studies showed that high-concentration hydrogen peroxide-based products can cause increased porosity leading to demineralization and calcium loss, but results have always been inconclusive.
Birmingham Teeth Whitening
Tuesday, January 19th, 2010Greystone Smile Design is proud to offer Opalescence Boost 1 hour in-office whitening. This video demonstrates how easy this procedure is. It takes about an hour and has amazing results! We use desensitizers before and after the procedure, making sensitivity minimal. Check it out today!
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Dr. Trent Buchanan on ‘Talk of Alabama’
Wednesday, January 13th, 2010Watch Dr. Trent Buchanan on ABC 33/40’s “Talk of Alabama” discussing the many ways to whiten your smile!
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Tell Me About Over-the-Counter Whitening
Teeth Whitening Myths Revealed
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Tell Me About Over-The-Counter Whitening
Sunday, November 1st, 2009
What Over-the-Counter Whitening Product is Best?
We’ve covered Teeth Whitening Myths, Toothbrushes, Toothpaste, Chewing Gum, but now another great question arises – What is the best over-the-counter whitener and do they really work?
Bombarded by ads, commercials, and the gazillion different brands to choose from, this can be mind boggling. Then to make you go really crazy, throw in the different choices of strips, paint-on gels, or rinses. Wow!
Read on for the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth to calm your teeth whitening confusion.
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Teeth Whitening Hoover
Tuesday, October 27th, 2009Tell me more about Deep Bleaching!
Low Sensitivity Deep Bleaching
What You Need To Know
There is no one-visit “fast” bleaching technique today that makes teeth the very whitest they can be. The Deep Bleaching technique was developed by Dr. Rod Kurthy, combining and modifying several techniques; and is regarded as the most effective teeth whitening technique known today. Dr. Kurthy’s Evolve Dental Technologies, Inc. Deep Bleaching products have been specifically designed to be used with his Deep Bleaching Technique, achieving the renowned Deep Bleaching results, but with much less of the common sensitivity and pain associated with other bleaching gels. The Deep Bleaching technique gets teeth significantly whiter than ever. Patients who previously were unable to bleach as white as they would have liked (because of “bleaching resistant teeth” or acute sensitivity) can now bleach significantly whiter.
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Teeth Whitening Myths Revealed
Friday, October 16th, 2009
“We live in a material world, and I am a material…boy.” Thanks in part to TV, internet, billboards, and magazines, physical appearance has become the initial way to measure a person’s worth. As bad as it sounds, first impressions are based on looks, and studies show that the shape and color of a person’s teeth are qualities that receive the most attention.
With that said, teeth whitening still reigns supreme in cosmetic dentistry because it’s easy, affordable, and produces drastic results. Yet, only 15% of the population has tried it, and the misinformation on the subject is widespread. Read on for answers to your frequently asked questions, and the facts to disprove all myths.
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Which Toothpaste Is Best?
Sunday, September 20th, 2009Is Gum Good for Your Teeth?
Thursday, September 17th, 2009
Don’t tell the school teachers, but YES!
Two ways chewing gum can aid in the cleaning of teeth: 1) Gum actually mechanically cleans teeth as you chew, and 2) Gum acts to promote saliva which can decrease the bacteria, decrease acidity, and remineralize teeth.
So, let me back up – Bacteria in the mouth produces lactic acid which causes a demineralization (cavity) of enamel – and gum helps fight all three!




