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Whitening vs Bleaching

Whitening vs Bleaching At Kenneth Hovden DDS In Daly City

Teeth whitening is a popular cosmetic dental service that we provide almost daily at Kenneth Hovden DDS in Daly City. Everyone, it seems, would like to have a brighter smile.

And why not? A whiter smile boosts self confidence and can take years of wear and discoloration away to reveal a brighter smile.

We’re using this post to clarify some terminology: teeth whitening and teeth bleaching. They describe two different things.

Teeth whitener can refer to any over-the-counter product used to remove stains from tooth enamel. Toothpaste, DIY strips, and some mouthwashes are safe and cost-effective, and can improve teeth with continued, regular use. They’re a good choice for anyone with sensitive teeth and gums.

The term “bleaching” means a teeth whitening product that contains a form of bleach, either hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide. For best results, teeth bleaching should be administered by a dentist. The results tend to be far superior than any over-the-counter product.

At Kenneth Hovden DDS in Daly City we have brightened countless smiles with professional-grade teeth whitening. People from San Mateo, Pacifica, and Half Moon Bay come to us for whitening and other cosmetic dentistry services. Call to schedule an appointment with us today!

Contact Kenneth Hovden DDS:

650-755-6000

Location (Tap to open in Google Maps):

901 Campus Dr Ste 202
Daly City, California
94015

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