Showing posts with label teeth whitening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teeth whitening. Show all posts

Sunday, 17 September 2017

Tooth Whitening Is Not Equal to Tooth Brushing

Learn more about what the American Dental Association has to say about tooth whitening not being equal to tooth brushing.


The above video is found on the American Dental Association YouTube Channel.

Dentist Plymouth MI
Douglas A. Callow, DDS
9357 General Drive, Suite 112
Plymouth, MI 48170
Phone: (734) 455-2890
Website: www.CallowDDS.com 

Friday, 31 March 2017

How Tooth Whitening Works

Learn what the American Dental Association has to say about teeth whitening in their video on 'How Tooth Whitening Works.'


The above video is found on the American Dental Association YouTube Channel.

Dentist Plymouth MI
Douglas A. Callow, DDS
9357 General Drive, Suite 112
Plymouth, MI 48170
Phone: (734) 455-2890
Website: www.CallowDDS.com 

Saturday, 27 August 2016

Discolored Teeth: Five Foods that Cause Stains

Proper oral hygiene is of course indispensable for maintaining a bright smile, but there is one other important bit of advice: Watch what you eat and drink. Certain foods and beverages can discolor teeth. If you want to protect your pearly whites, read on for some common culprits that stain your teeth.

Pasta Sauce
Because of their acidity, bright red hue and tendency to cling to the teeth, the tomatoes in pasta sauce can leave your teeth vulnerable to staining. Dine on some dark green veggies, such as broccoli, kale and spinach, beforehand to create a protective film over the teeth. The film will ward off tomatoes' staining effect, so spring for a green salad as an appetizer.

Curry
Curry, a spice that works well in Indian food and exotic dishes, is also a cause of discolored teeth. Its deep pigmentation can yellow teeth over time. Due to its high staining factor, curry is something you may want to limit in your diet. Whenever you dine on curry-spiced food, mix in fresh fruits and vegetables that prevent stains, such as apples, carrots, cauliflower and celery.

To read the entire article written by Margie Monin Dombrowski , please visit Colgate.com

Dentist Plymouth MI
Douglas A. Callow, DDS
9357 General Drive, Suite 112
Plymouth, MI 48170
Phone: (734) 455-2890
Website: www.CallowDDS.com 

Wednesday, 30 December 2015

7 Easy Tips for White and Healthy Teeth

Who isn't on the quest to acquire the perfect set of teeth?

It was Hippocrates and Aristotle who wrote about repairing decaying teeth and fractured jaws centuries ago, and today, cosmetic bonding and cosmetic dentistry are all the rage. Many of us looking for the perfect smile will waste no time in thronging their dentist's office with such requests.

Having a great set of pearly whites can boost your self-confidence like few other things can. However, keeping your teeth in great shape will require you to put in a little time and effort on an everyday basis.

The daily brushing-and-flossing routine is a must for maintaining dental hygiene. Additionally, making sure that you stick to the following oral-hygiene tips and tricks will help you protect and care for your teeth better.

1. Keep Stains Away

Can't keep away from your cup of black coffee, but want to avoid those ghastly stains on your teeth? The good news is that you can lighten and remove most teeth stains.

With technological advancements, several teeth-whitening procedures have been developed that can treat tooth discoloration effectively. While most are performed at the dentist's, taking a few precautionary measures yourself can help you avoid these stains all together.

Sip your dark-colored soda, red wine, and coffee with a straw in small quantities, instead of drinking them from a glass/mug as doing so can ensure that your teeth never stain.

2. Keep Your Teeth Naturally Clean and Strong

Woke up late and rushing to work? Seems like flossing isn't going to be possible today? No worries! Munch on fibrous fruits and veggies like apples and lettuce for breakfast. Fiber prevents the buildup of tartar and plaque on your teeth, thus making them appear cleaner.

Fibrous foods also serve as exfoliating agents and prevent stain molecules from attaching themselves to teeth. Also, because these crunchy foods require a lot of chewing, they keep your teeth and gums strong and healthy.

To read the entire article written by Lawrence Calagna, please visit WebDental.com

Dentist Plymouth MI
Douglas A. Callow, DDS
9357 General Drive, Suite 112
Plymouth, MI 48170
Phone: (734) 455-2890
Website: www.CallowDDS.com 

Thursday, 17 September 2015

Tooth Whitening Is Not Equal to Tooth Brushing

Learn more about what the American Dental Association has to say about tooth whitening not being equal to tooth brushing.


The above video is found on the American Dental Association YouTube Channel.

Dentist Plymouth MI
Douglas A. Callow, DDS
9357 General Drive, Suite 112
Plymouth, MI 48170
Phone: (734) 455-2890
Website: www.CallowDDS.com 

Friday, 23 January 2015

Great Ways to Improve Your Smile # 1

Whitening
When it comes to getting a whiter and brighter smile, there are a variety of teeth-whitening products you can try. Your main options are in-office and at-home bleaching. Before starting any whitening treatment, you should speak with your dentist. Your dentist will tell you what, if any, whitening procedures will work best for you.

The above article is from: MouthHealthy.org

Dentist Plymouth MI
Douglas A. Callow, DDS
9357 General Drive, Suite 112
Plymouth, MI 48170
Phone: (734) 455-2890
Website: www.CallowDDS.com 


Tuesday, 10 September 2013

Smile Makeovers

Look Your Best with a Dazzling Smile!Smile Makeovers Dentist Plymouth MI
We want you to not only look your best but also to feel good! We know that looking good goes hand-in-hand with feeling good. We are pleased to offer you various preventive practices and restorative techniques to achieve the smile you want. With a smile makeover, you can have the beautiful, natural-looking smile of your dreams. Come in to our office and let us tell you about veneers, bonding, whitening, and crowns to remake your smile.

Why Do I Need a Crown?

When a tooth is too decayed or damaged for a filling, a crown would be the solution to save it. A crown adds strength to the existing tooth structure, and the crowns we provide are constructed from the best quality materials. Each one is shaped and appears just like a natural tooth, so you or any one else would never know it is not your real tooth.
Teeth Whitening Dentist Plymouth MIBrilliantly White, Dazzling Teeth
You may have seen this technique on television – it’s power whitening, and it brightens dark and stained teeth in just one to two hours. We use this same technique in our office as it gives your teeth professional-strength whitening that can last for years! We also make custom whitening trays right in our lab for you to take home. We give you supplies and instructions and you can expect brilliant results that are both safe and effective in 1 - 14 days.

Go Beyond Extreme with the KöR Whitening Deep Bleaching™ System
KOR Whitening Deep Bleaching Plymouth MI
Most teeth will respond and result in a brilliant whiteness with power whitening, but severely stained teeth may require the added strength of the KöR Whitening Deep Bleaching™ System. Teeth that were stained from taking the antibiotic tetracycline were once thought to have permanent discoloration. But now these teeth can be white again! If you have been disappointed with other techniques, let Dr. Callow show you what can be achieved. He is among the first dentists in this area to offer this treatment to his patients.

Two Visits for a ‘Smile Makeover’
White Dental Fillings Dentist Plymouth MI
We have the answer to imperfections in your smile – porcelain veneers. These thin veneers cover and bond to your teeth to correct misshapen teeth, extreme discoloration, and gaps between teeth. They are made from durable dental ceramic and best of all, they look natural.

No More Mercury or Metals
Many patients are familiar with the silver-mercury amalgam material for fillings. Patients were unhappy with this type of filling as they detracted from the beauty of their smile – they were a visible, ugly black area in a tooth. Dr. Callow does not use this type of filling in his practice, but instead only natural-looking composite resin fillings that contain no metal. This type of filling can be matched to the shade of your real tooth to give a gorgeous smile. They bond well to teeth to reduce the chance of decay and actually add strength to a tooth.


Dentist Plymouth MI 
Douglas A. Callow, DDS
9357 General Drive, Suite 112
 Plymouth, MI 48170
 Phone: (734) 455-2890
 Website: www.CallowDDS.com