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Dr. Terry Preece Offers Teeth Whitening

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Anchorage, Alaska, April 25, 2017 - Many people visit the dentist hoping to make their smile look better and one of the easiest ways to have a more attractive smile is by having whiter teeth. There are several options for teeth whitening but the only way to find the choice that is best for what is needed is by consulting a knowledgeable dentist in Anchorage like Dr. Terry Preece.

The best way to find out the right treatment for discolored teeth is by scheduling an appointment with an Anchorage dentist who will discover the cause of the stains. If the stains are merely surface stands they can likely be treated with polish or a professional cleaning. However, if the stains are deeper in the teeth a professional whitening product might be the only way to get rid of them.

Over-the-counter products including mouth trays, whitening strips, and whitening toothpaste are cheaper options and may be helpful in dealing with slight discoloration. However, the amount of whitening product can vary greatly and some may be uncomfortable. A dentist might recommend one of these for surface stains.

Another whitening technique that is more effective is dentist supervised home whitening which includes trays and stronger gels. Based on the results of a patient’s exam, a dentist determines the appropriate concentration of the gel as well as the best techniques for each individual. This process addresses teeth sensitivity issues and can take between a few weeks to a few months to achieve the desired whitening.

Patients who are not comfortable wearing trays or who need their teeth whitened quickly for an event, or simply lack the patience to wait for whiter teeth, can opt for in-office whitening. In-office whitening usually takes one or two treatment sessions, each of which last between one and one-and-a-half hours.

Dr. Terry Preece is a cosmetic dentist in Anchorage, AK who can help plan the best whitening treatment for stained teeth. From professional grade whitening strips to take home trays and in-office whitening, Dr. Preece has the right option for anyone. Call Healthy Smiles Dental at (907)341-3139 to schedule an appointment today.

About Healthy Smiles Dental


Dr. Terry Preece established Healthy Family Dental in 2010 after spending two years as the only dentist on the island of Wrangell in Southeast Alaska. Prior to that he practiced dentistry in Layton, Utah for nearly thirty years. He is a graduate of the University of Washington School of Dentistry and a member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, American Dental Association, Alaska Dental Society, and Anchorage Dental Society.

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About Healthy Smiles Dental :

At Healthy Smiles Dental, we recognize that dentistry is an art and a science. Our goal is to provide our guests with the smiling, healthy confidence they seek at the greatest level of comfort possible.

Contact Healthy Smiles Dental:

Dr. Terry J. Preece

12501 Old Seward Hwy Suite C
Anchorage, AK 99515

907-341-3139

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