Deer Valley Dental Care
Dental Implants ยท Dentures ยท Invisalign ยท Teeth Whitening
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The duration of your first visit may vary, but the minimum time is 60 minutes.
Yes! If you are looking for a hygiene-only appointment, please contact our office.
We highly recommend digital dental X-rays as a part of your complete oral exam. Digital dental X-rays provide us insight into what's going on with your teeth, allowing us to provide the best possible treatment.
Yes, it is important for your dental care provider to have a thorough understanding of your health history. Your information is always kept confidential.
When the bacteria in your mouth mixes with food and saliva, it can cause plaque. Plaque builds up on your teeth and if left for too long, may cause tooth decay or cavities. This same plaque buildup can also cause an infection in the gums called gum disease or gingivitis.
Our friendly team is happy to answer any questions you may have about dental care. We will help you learn more about proper brushing and flossing, gum disease, tooth decay, dental sealants, and the relationship between smoking and oral health.
Whitening is not permanent. Beverages such as coffee and wine, and certain foods, such as those that contain turmeric, can stain the teeth. Depending on diet, the effects of whitening may last longer for some people than others. If you maintain a healthy oral hygiene routine, you may only desire a touch-up after a year or so.
One short-term side effect of teeth whitening may be sensitivity. For most patients, this fades away within a few days following a whitening session. To minimize any discomfort, we recommend that you use an anti-sensitivity toothpaste before treatment, and for at least two weeks following your treatment.
When used under the supervision of a qualified dentist, teeth whitening is very unlikely to damage your enamel. Always consult with your dentist to ensure you are using any teeth whitening products safely.
Typically, brown and yellow-coloured stains respond best to teeth whitening treatments. Some stains tend not to respond to whitening treatments at all. If having a whiter smile is important to you but your teeth have non-responsive stains, your dentist may recommend other cosmetic treatments such as dental crowns or veneers that may be a better fit for you.
Unfortunately not. Teeth whitening only works on natural teeth and will not work on existing dental restorations such as dental crowns or veneers. If crowns or veneers are part of your treatment plan, teeth whitening should take place before you receive your dental restorations.
Dental insurance does not typically cover the cost of teeth whitening.
Crown sensitivity is common and usually goes away within one or two weeks after the procedure. If you notice pain when you bite, contact your dentist, as the crown may need to be adjusted.
Dental crowns can be adjusted. The reason for the adjustment and the material your crown is made from will determine how your dentist will remove it.
The decision to replace a crown depends on a number of factors. The most important reason is if the tooth has decay underneath the crown. Over time, crowns may also need to be replaced due to general wear and tear.
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