Simply Glowing

OPTION 1

ZOOM! 1 Hour Teeth Whitening

This highly effective treatment offers a convenient and quick way to achieve a brighter and whiter smile. The process takes about 2 hours and is split into 3 20-minute sessions. Our skilled whitening technicians will begin by placing a retractor in your mouth, ensuring that your teeth are unobstructed and visible throughout the process. They will also provide you with protective eyewear for added safety. Next, a layer of our specially formulated whitening gel will be applied to the surface of your teeth, activating under a special LED light. This technology helps to accelerate the whitening process, delivering noticeable results. Say goodbye to stained and discolored teeth and say hello to a radiant smile with our Zoom teeth whitening service at Simply Glowing.

OPTION 2 BLEACH BRIGHT 20 Minute Teeth Whitening

BLEACH BRIGHT 20 Minute Teeth Whitening

BleachBright features state-of-the-art technologies that are safe, industry-unique and very cost-effective. Our patent-pending blue light emission LED light systems are calibrated precisely for optimal activation of our exclusive BleachBright whitening gel solution. The entire teeth whitening process is accelerated and able to be completed in just 20 minutes! After the whitening process you have the option to apply an enamel-protecting gel which will strengthen your enamel as well as seal in the whitening. It also eliminates any sensitivity the whitening process may have caused.

Aftercare

Maintaining Your New Smile

Preventing Stains

Your teeth are more susceptible to stains for up to 48 hours after treatment, so it’s important to take careful consideration of the foods and beverages you consume the first few days post-whitening. You’ll want to snack smart after zoom teeth whitening to ensure you don’t undo the results of your investment.

To prevent any premature discoloration, avoid dark-colored substances such as:

Soda
Berries
Coffee
Red Wine
Red Meats

If you absolutely must get your caffeine fix, be sure to use a straw so that the beverages don’t come into contact with your newly whitened teeth.

But it’s not just what you put in your mouth that runs the risk of dimming your brighter teeth. Even lipstick can make its mark on your smile if you accidentally get some on your teeth. So, be mindful not just about what you put in your mouth, but around it, too!

OUR TIP: As an added precautionary step, use over-the-counter whitening products such as mouthwash, toothpaste, and chewing gum after ingesting any foods or liquids that may cause stains. If possible, many dentists recommend maintaining a select "white diet" during this period, meaning you only consume white or clear foods and beverages (such as milk, egg whites, and bananas).

As a rule, if it can stain a white t-shirt, it can also stain your smile.