Categories: Teeth Whitening

Discover which of the dental whitening systems in Bloomington, IL will be most effective for your smile

You know how your discolored smile affects your appearance, which is why you are looking for whitening treatments. However, with so many dental whitening systems available in Bloomington, IL, how do you know which one will be most effective for your smile?

Fast-acting treatments

Whether you have a special event coming up or you simply want to feel better about your smile right away, a fast-acting whitening treatment might sound like the most attractive option to you. You can achieve a whiter smile almost immediately with the “Zoom! Whitening” system, which can be completed in one appointment. With this system, you can walk out of the dentist’s office with a visibly brighter smile that can be maintained by trays you can use at home.

Stubborn stains

When your smile has more than the average level of staining and other whitening treatments have not given you the results you want, it might be time to ask about the “KöR Whitening” system. KöR Whitening begins in the office much like Zoom! and is usually followed by take-home whitening trays that keep working on your smile. This more powerful system can safely reach deep into the enamel to remove tough stains including intrinsic discoloration caused by medications.

Long-term whitening

If you are interested in a long-term solution that will help you maintain a whiter smile for life, you should ask your dentist at Eastland Dental Center about our “Whitening for Life” program. The program will provide you with tailor made whitening trays you can use at home. You will then receive more materials to touch up your smile at your regular dental check-ups.

When all the options in Bloomington, IL seem overwhelming, ask your dentist at Eastland Dental Center about the whitening systems available. Dr. Milligan will be able to help you find the most effective treatment for your unique smile. Get started on the path to discovering your whitest smile by calling to make an appointment today at (309) 663-4711.

Eastland Dental Center

Eastland Dental Center is owned and operated by the father-daughter duo, Dr. Mike Milligan and Dr. Marisa Milligan.

Dr. Mike completed his doctor of dental medicine degree from Southern Illinois University in 1978. Dr. Marisa completed her doctor of dental medicine degree from Midwestern University in 2015. Both doctors have logged hundreds of hours of continuing education to stay on top of the latest technologies in dentistry as well as the most current research on the oral-systemic, mouth-body connection to benefit their patients. Dr. Mike and Dr. Marisa are active members and in excellent standing with the American Dental Association, Illinois State Dental Association, Chicago Dental Society, McLean County Dental Association, American Academy of Oral Systemic Health, and numerous other societies.

Both doctors are avid golfers and have won several national golf tournaments over the years. They are the only father-daughter team in the state to have won the Illinois State Amateur Golf Championship. Dr. Mike in 1974 and Dr. Marisa in 2005.

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