Do You Offer Teeth Whitening?

In this video, Dr. Charles Pearson explains the teeth whitening options available in his office and when whitening may be combined with cosmetic treatments.

Here at St. Apollonia Dental, we offer teeth whitening services. Sometimes we include that as part of a case if we are redoing someone’s smile. For example, if we are doing porcelain veneers and have back teeth that we want to lighten, it helps us select the proper shade. We will go ahead and bleach the teeth to get them as light as we can and then select our shade after that. If not as part of a larger case, we offer that service in the form of take-home kits. They are very reasonably priced and do a really nice job as long as you comply with the directions.

If you or someone you love would like to learn more about our cosmetic dentistry treatments, contact St. Apollonia Dental in Sterling Heights, MI, for a free consultation to learn how we can enhance your smile, improve your function, and restore your self-confidence.

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