Teeth Whitening

The holidays are a time to gather your friends and family to celebrate together, and these often involve a lot of photographs. When it comes time to take that selfie, you may find yourself hiding your teeth behind a closed-lip smile if you’re unhappy with the appearance of your teeth and gums.

Everyone dreams of having a beautiful, straight and brilliant smile, but dental issues due to aging, accidents, and even past lifestyle choices can keep people in Bryn Mawr from realizing that dream. Common cosmetic dental problems can lead to feeling self-conscious and awkward, and may interfere with social and professional situations. Fortunately, there is truly a cosmetic dentistry solution for every flaw.

St. Patrick's Day is the holiday that gives adults the much-needed excuse to drink green beer and Jameson. Parades pop up across the country and green-beaded necklaces featuring shamrocks are thrown from paper-máche floats featuring Celtic dancers.

Teeth whitening is a popular cosmetic service we offer in our Ardmore office. Everyone wants a bright, beautiful white smile, and today’s teeth whitening products and services are more effective and affordable than ever before. We offer both take-home and in-office whitening services, and we’re confident that one of them will suit your needs. To learn more, please contact The Office of Dr. Bellisario today at 610-642-7024 to schedule a teeth whitening consultation.

Tooth stains can leave you feeling insecure about your smile. Many foods and beverages lead to staining but luckily there are a number of foods that can help in reducing tooth staining and keeping your teeth whiter longer. If you have tooth staining and want to brighten your smile, teeth whitening is a quick and effective option. Contact The Office of Dr. Bellisario at 610-642-7024 to learn about the different teeth whitening options our Newtown Square family dentistry practice has to offer.

Most Bryn Mawr-area residents who are looking to eliminate enamel staining are sound candidates for teeth whitening. Like most procedures offered as part of cosmetic dentistry, teeth whitening treatments are quite safe, simple and stress-free.

However, at The Office of Dr. Bellisario, we are committed to ensuring that cosmetic dentistry works for you, and that means ensuring that you don't undergo procedures that aren't right for you.

In the case of teeth whitening, you're likely a good candidate if you:

KöR Teeth Whitening is an exciting procedure we're now offering at The Office of Dr. Bellisario. With it, our cosmetic dentists can help Newtown Square-area patients suffering from stubbornly stained teeth, including teeth chemically stained by childhood use of tetracycline.

Of course, teeth whitening has long been a potent weapon in the arsenal of cosmetic dentistry. But traditional teeth whitening treatments, while quite effective at their tasks, often fell short at addressing deep, chemical stains.

We all want our smile to be a pearly white, healthy-looking one. However, there are certain circumstances that can cause our teeth to lose their luster over time - even with regular flossing and dental check-ups. For those circumstances, Zoom! Teeth Whitening is an easy to use solution for brightening up your smile with long-lasting, dazzling effects.

Tooth Staining Causes

Cosmetic dentists provide a number services that range from basic tooth whitening to a complete smile makeover.  We all understand the value of a healthy, bright smile.  Consulting with our Havertown cosmetic dentist, Dr. Jeffrey Bellisario, means you will learn about the specific solutions and treatments such as invisible braces, tooth whitening services, and dental implants.

The three main ways that you can whiten your teeth include:

Teeth whitening can help our Ardmore-area patients recover the bright, white, photogenic smile they once had. If you feel like your teeth are stained and attractive, if you’re just a little shy about showing them off in photos or other settings, Dr. Bellisario can help you with his advanced teeth whitening process.

Your teeth become stained and yellowed for a number of reasons, but it usually has to do with the enamel of your teeth becoming eroded.

There are a few causes of this erosion and staining. They include: