Showing posts with label Tooth Whitening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tooth Whitening. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Back To School Exams
During this busy time of year it is very important for parents to bring your children into the dental office to make sure that your child's oral health needs are being met. Here at www.ritterandramsey.com Dr. Isabelle T. Ritter is ready to provide top care for your children ages 3-13. After they become young adults, age 14 and up, they will be seen by Drs. Rob Ritter and Chris Ramsey. Making sure that your children are getting the correct amount of Fluoride, good brushing techniques and a proper balanced diet is essential for the long term needs of your children's teeth. Beautiful lifelong smiles begin in childhood, help make sure that your children are starting out on a good path to success!! We are ready to help you and your family, please call us today at 561-626-6667 and or visit our website for additional information. Keep Smiling!!
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Whitening Toothpastes

While there are many different whitening toothpastes on the market, the truth is that they do not whiten teeth. Whitening toothpastes help to scrub away stains before they penetrate your enamel and discolor your enamel. Any sort of whitening rinse does not whiten teeth either. All these products do are remove surface stains to prevent small discolorations on your existing teeth. Any sort of toothpaste with Baking Soda as an abrasive will remove most superficial stains. Patients that have porcelain veneers, Porcelain crowns or composite fillings are reminded NOT to utilize Baking Soda toothpastes as these may scratch your restorations. Tooth pastes such as Crest Sensitivity, Colgate Sensitivity and Sensodyne are recommended for these patients. They have extremely mild abrasives and will not harm your restorations. Another type of toothpaste dentifrice that we recommend here at Ritter and Ramsey General and Cosmetic Dentistry is Clinpro 5000 from 3M ESPE. This toothpaste has the largest amount of Fl available to prevent recurrent cavities from returning to your dentition. Come on for your cleaning and exam to find out more about toothpaste choices for your mouth.
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