Teeth Whitening Kilkenny, Kilkenny County

Teeth whitening is the easiest, most popular and most cost effective way of improving the appearance of your smile. The effect is achieved by lightening the natural colour of teeth without removing or damaging the surface. At Reva Dental we use the market leading Zoom! NiteWhite Home Whitening system. All whitening procedures are carried out by our highly experienced dental surgeons. Uniquely, we aim to ensure that your teeth whitening treatment leaves you with the result you are looking for, irrespective of how many repeat visits to the clinic you need to get there. Home Whitening Zoom! NiteWhite is the market leading Home Whitening system, offering a visibly whiter smile in a day and your whitest healthiest smile in seven to fourteen days.Zoom! NiteWhite is the only system to contain amorphous calcium phosphate (ACP), which is clinically proven to reduce sensitivity, protect enamel and help improve the lustre and smoothness of the teeth. At your appointment, the dentist with take impressions of your teeth, from which a study model is made, producing a small tray (or ‘pocket’) which fits your teeth perfectly. The teeth whitening solution occupies the tray ensuring that it only comes into contact with the required surfaces and that no damage is done to the soft gums. You can wear the tray whist asleep or for short periods during the day with results normally seen over 2 weeks.

At Reva Dental we use the market leading Zoom! NiteWhite Home Whitening system. All whitening procedures are carried out by our highly experienced dental surgeons. Uniquely, we aim to ensure that your teeth whitening treatment leaves you with the result you are looking for, irrespective of how many repeat visits to the clinic you need to get there. Zoom! NiteWhite  is the market leading Home Whitening system, offering a visibly whiter smile in a day and your whitest healthiest smile in seven to fourteen days. Zoom!  NiteWhite  is the only system to contain amorphous calcium phosphate (ACP), which is clinically proven to reduce sensitivity, protect enamel and help improve the lustre and smoothness of the teeth. At your appointment, the dentist with take impressions of your teeth, from which a study model is made, producing a small tray (or ‘pocket’) which fits your teeth perfectly. The   teeth whitening solution occupies the tray ensuring that it only comes into contact with the required surfaces and that no damage is done to the soft gums. You can wear the tray whist asleep or for short periods during the day with results normally seen over 2 weeks.  1. How white will my teeth go at the end of the treatment?This depends on a number of factors and results will vary between patients. Generally speaking, we will get your teeth to as white as they were when you were a teenager (sometimes whiter). Our system will get your teeth to as white as they will naturally go. We expect an improvement of 3-4 shades from any treatment. We take an initial shade of your teeth to show the difference at the end of treatment.  2. How soon will I see results?Some people get the result they want after 1 session, while most peopl

Regular check ups and professional cleaning are essential to protect the health of your teeth and gums. At your dental consultation your teeth, gums and mouth will be carefully examined to ensure you are in good oral health. After the examination we will discuss with you any requirements you may have and offer advice on how to protect your teeth. Depending on the condition of your teeth and your previous dental treatments your dentist will usually recommend a dental check up at least once a year. At your check up appointment a full examination will be carried out on the oral soft tissue to ensure that it is healthy. 

With significant advances in dental materials many fillings are now completed with white composite restorations. Composite restorations can be used to repair worn or fractured front teeth by matching the tooth tissue colour to various white filling materials. Why should I consider white fillings?White fillings are very natural looking, as well as doing the job they’re meant to do. While they have traditionally been considered less long lasting than silver amalgam fillings, advances in materials now mean that white fillings are virtually as durable as silver amalgam. Is it worth replacing my amalgam fillings with white ones?It is generally best to change fillings only when your dentist decides that an old filling needs replacing. When this happens you can ask to have it replaced with a tooth-coloured filling. What are tooth-coloured fillings made of?Composite fillingsMade from powdered glass, quartz, silica or other ceramic particles added to a resin base. Your dentist will choose a shade to match your own teeth. After the tooth is prepared, the filling is bonded onto the area with an adhesive and a light shone onto it to set it. With this type of filling, the dentist may have to remove less of the tooth, which is obviously better.Glass IonomerGlass Ionomer fillings form a chemical bond with the tooth. They may also release fluoride, which helps prevent further tooth decay. This type of filling is relatively weak and is usually used on non-biting surfaces, such as around the neck of the tooth.Porcelain inlaysOur laboratory can now use computer technology to design and prepare perfectly fitted porcelain inlays. Porcelain tends to be very hard wearing and long lasting, and it can be precisely coloured to match your own teeth. This type of filling is significantly more expensive than the standard white filling. Your dentist will explain all of your options before any treatment commences.<

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