Professional Teeth Whitening Services

When was the last time you truly felt confident in your smile? Has your love of red wine or affinity for morning coffee left its mark on your teeth? If your smile is less than sparkling and you’d like to brighten things up, you can turn to West Morris Dental, PC in Hackettstown, New Jersey, for teeth whitening services from an experienced dentist. Our practice is pleased to offer the innovative Zoom! professional teeth whitening system that utilizes gentle heat and light technology to achieve truly dazzling results for patients.

How Zoom! Teeth Whitening Works

Created by a dentist, Zoom! is an advanced, easy-to-apply hydrogen peroxide gel that brightens teeth without the goopy mess or harshness of many over-the-counter products. This teeth whitening system:

• Delivers fast results.
• Is enamel-friendly.
• Is pain-free and safe for sensitive teeth.
• Contains top-quality ingredients.
• Comes in a variety of take-home and in-office options.

Depending on the shade of your teeth and whitening goals, you’ll be able to select from a convenient take-home system or an in-office treatment that can brighten your teeth up to 12 shades in a matter of minutes. Our friendly team will work with you to determine the best teeth whitening option for your unique needs and budget.

Take The First Step Toward A Dazzling Smile

Erasing years of stains off your teeth is easier, faster, and more affordable than you may think! To learn more about our professional teeth whitening services, other cosmetic dentistry solutions, or our in-house dental savings plan, contact West Morris Dental, PC today. Our office is conveniently located in Hackettstown and proudly serves residents of Warren County and beyond.

Treating White Spots On Teeth 

Have you started noticing white spots on your teeth? These spots can signal tooth decay, so it’s a good idea to get them checked out by a dentist. 

Why Do You Have White Spots On Your Teeth?

Numerous factors can lead to white spots on teeth, and a dentist can help narrow down precisely what’s causing the issue in your situation.

• Failing to brush and floss on a regular basis (especially when wearing braces)
• Eating acidic or sugary foods
• Consuming too much fluoride
• Having gastroesophageal reflux disease (also known as “GERD” or “acid reflux”)
• Having a condition that causes nutritional deficiencies (for example, celiac disease)
• Taking antibiotics
• Keeping your mouth open when sleeping

In some cases, treatment will depend on what’s causing white spots to appear in the first place (for example, if you have spots because you sleep with your mouth open, you might benefit from wearing a chin strap to bed). Otherwise, dentists are often able to address these issues using treatments such as:

• Composite fillings
• Crowns
• Microabrasion
• Remineralization paste
• Resin placement
• Sealants
• Teeth whitening
• Veneers