Teeth Whitening Los Angeles & Inglewood

Westchester Teeth Whitening Specialist

A gleaming, glistening smile isn’t something only movie stars can have. Modern teeth whitening treatments are more available and affordable. Los Angeles-based dentist Dr. Rozita Nosratabadi of RNA Dentistry can minimize any discoloration or staining in your teeth using the Zoom treatment. Most men and women notice a drastic improvement by the time they leave the office. Dr. Rozi’s office is located in the Westchester area of Los Angeles, near the LAX airport. Her office is conveniently located for those who work or live in Fox Hills, Playa Vista, Lennox, Ladera Heights, Marina Del Rey, and Playa Del Ray. Book an appointment online today!

What happens during my Zoom treatment?

Zoom is a professional teeth whitening system that minimizes discoloration of your teeth. Dr. Nosratabadi uses a shade guide to help determine which shade of white is best for your smile. She’ll get a “before” photo of your smile to use as a comparison after your treatment.

During your visit, the team at RNA Dentistry will clean and polish your teeth, and clean your gums. They’ll also apply special creams to protect your lips and gums to minimize damaging delicate tissues. You will have a retractor in your mouth to keep your lips back and protect your tongue. Once the surrounding areas are covered, Dr. Nosratabadi applies the whitening gel.  Then she uses a laser light to help the whitening gel penetrate.

How long does the Zoom teeth whitening treatment take?

Whitening your teeth with Zoom can often be done on your lunch break, although it depends on how white you need to go. During your treatment, Dr. Nosratabadi continues wiping away and reapplying the solution every 15 minutes, until she feels confident that your teeth are as white as you want them to be. The benefit of continuously checking your teeth — rather than leaving the treatment on for a long period of time — is that she can control how white your teeth get, so you can get the exact shade that’s right for you.

Can I just whiten my teeth at home?

You can, but it isn’t recommended. Over-the-counter teeth whitening remedies can damage your teeth and surrounding tissues if you’re not careful. If left on too long, they can make your teeth incredibly sensitive. Plus, they’re not as powerful as professional treatments like Zoom, so you might have pain or damage, without much whitening improvement.

The other issue with at-home remedies is they might leave your teeth splotchy. A dental professional uses bright lights, lasers, and specialized lenses to ensure that each tooth is equally whitened. If you try to whiten on your own, you could be left with mismatched teeth.

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