In this video, Viri Guerrero, DA, explains how professional teeth whitening with the GLO system works and how his office helps patients maintain bright results long-term.
We do offer professional teeth whitening in our office using the GLO system. The treatment takes about an hour. First, we do a cleaning, then start the whitening process, which lasts about 45 minutes to an hour.
We also send you home with whitening gel (usually two syringes) so you can maintain your results. Plus, every six months at your cleaning appointment, we provide complimentary whitening gel to help keep your smile bright.
If you or someone you love is interested in learning more about our cosmetic dentistry options, contact Dr. Robert Ellis in Rigby, ID, for a free consultation to learn how our life-changing treatments can enhance your smile, improve your function, and restore your self-confidence.
If you have Idaho Medicaid dental benefits, Idaho Smiles provides your dental coverage. Patients in the state’s Medicaid dental program deserve to get the most out of their coverage, especially when they’re looking to replace missing teeth. An important question you might ask yourself: Does Medicaid cover dental implants? The answer is that state insurance may cover some of [...]
If you ask a Rexburg implant dentist, they’ll likely agree: no two patients are the same. Everyone comes in with a different health history, and that can affect how Dr. Robert Ellis plans for dental implants. In many cases, the condition itself is less important than how well it is being managed. Dr. Ellis looks closely at factors like [...]
When you’re choosing a dentist in Idaho Falls, ID, you’re probably thinking about a few things: Can I trust them? Can they take care of what I need? Can I afford the treatment? In the end, you want a dentist who gives you dependable care, explains your options clearly, and respects your budget. How do you know which option [...]
If you’ve spent any time researching tooth replacement or denture alternatives, you’ve probably run across the term “All on X.” It may sound like the name of one particular treatment, but it’s really a broader way of describing a full arch of replacement teeth supported by dental implants. You may already be familiar with one version of the concept: [...]
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