Transform Your Smile with Teeth Whitening in Aurora, CO

Stained, yellowed teeth are exceptionally common. Just about everyone experiences some discoloration, in large part because so many foods and beverages can cause teeth stains! Fortunately, our teeth whitening in Aurora, CO, can restore and rejuvenate your smile. 

Our Options for Teeth Whitening

In-Office Teeth Whitening 

Philips Zoom® whitening is completed at our office in about one hour. A barrier is placed on the gum tissue to prevent the whitening agent from coming into contact with the gums and surrounding tissues. We then apply the whitening gel to the surfaces of your teeth and leave it on for 20 minutes. At that time, the gel is removed. 

Most patients will undergo 2 to 3 applications, depending on the base color and sensitivity level of their teeth. In-office whitening agents are stronger than take-home agents, which allows for beautiful results in a shorter amount of time. You'll leave our office with your whitened smile, ready to show off. It can be the perfect option if you are getting ready for a wedding, job interview, retirement party, or another event where you want to look and feel your best.

Customized Take-Home Whitening Trays

If you are not overly concerned with getting results in one hour, you may opt for take-home whitening trays. We take impressions of your teeth to create custom trays. You are then provided with a kit containing the appropriate whitening gel and instructed on how to place small beads of gel in the trays. After about two weeks of wearing them for the specified time each day, your teeth will be brilliantly white!

Professional teeth whitening eliminates even the toughest stains. And you can rest assured each tooth is evenly whitened, which can sometimes be an issue with grocery store whitening kits. Most of the patients we see who want to whiten their smiles are good candidates for this treatment. If you have gum or tooth sensitivity, our dentists will discuss which whitening treatment may work best for you.

How is teeth staining caused?

• Certain foods, including berries, soy sauce, tomato sauce, curry sauce and beets
• Certain beverages, including black coffee, tea, red and white wine, soda, and sports drinks
• The aging process, which causes enamel to thin
• Poor dental hygiene
• Smoking
• Dental decay or failing restorations

Brushing and flossing are a must, but doing this alone can't whiten your smile to its full potential. Here at Aspenwood Dental, we offer professional teeth whitening that'll take your pearly whites to a whole new level! Book an appointment at our office to ditch pesky stains and reveal your dazzling smile.