Have you always wanted whiter, brighter teeth?  Do your teeth look older than you are?

Introducing Deep Bleaching- The most effective whitening technique ever!

Experience Deep Bleaching and get the brightest smile you have ever had in your life!  The traditional whitening procedure has frustrated dentists, especially Dr. Lottier, for years. That’s why Dr. Lottier has conducted extensive research to find the Deep Bleaching technique. This procedure was created by a dentist who has spent almost 15 years studying and perfecting the art and science of dental whitening.  There are thousands of whitening products on the market from mouth wash and tooth paste to the paint-on gel and magic "lasers.”  Unfortunately none of them produce the amazing results that Deep Bleaching does.  In fact, Deep Bleaching has been used on patients who were never considered to be a candidate for whitening. For instance, people with tetracycline staining on their teeth have always been told that all of their teeth would require prosthetic replacements to achieve the desired bright smile, but such drastic measures are no longer necessary. Deep bleaching is so powerful that it can safely brighten some of the dullest, darkest teeth.
 
As you age, so do your teeth.  Everyone knows that by consuming products like soda, coffee, red wine, chocolate, curried foods, tobacco, and many others your teeth become stained.  However, many are not aware that this staining does not just occur on the outer surface of your teeth. When your teeth are repeatedly exposed to these products over a long period of time the inside of your tooth stains as well. Many of the stains on the outer surface of your teeth can be removed by your dental hygienist or dentist at your regular 6-month cleaning visit.  However the inside of your teeth will remain stained.  The microscopic tubules in your teeth trap in the stain.  Deep Bleaching whitening solution opens those tubules and uses oxygen to clean out the stain. 
 
The magic of Deep Bleaching involves a strict 14 day whitening protocol with two in-office visits.