$99 for an In-Office Teeth-Whitening Treatment at Jessamine Sunglao, DDS, and Nelson Deleon, DDS, in La Mesa ($299 Value)
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You are what you eat, which is why the healthiest mouths belong to people who live off dinner mints. Enjoy a bright smile without an extreme diet with today’s Groupon: for $99, you get a 60-minute in-office teeth-whitening treatment at Jessamine Sunglao, DDS, and Nelson Deleon, DDS, in La Mesa (a $299 value).
Wielding the hydrogen-peroxide-based Pola Office+ tooth-whitening system, Jessamine Sunglao, DDS, and Nelson Deleon, DDS, help illuminate pearly whites during in-office sessions. After scrubbing enamel with flour-based pumice, the dental denizens swab lips with petroleum gel and shelter delicate gums with a barrier, protecting mouths like a bib model's bodyguard. A thin cloak of whitening gel naps on tooth surfaces for eight minutes before a surgical aspirator tip awakes and suctions off the cleansing coating. Throughout the 60-minute session, the staff repeat the polishing process three times to help bestow patrons with optimal results and a better grasp of what it is like to be a piece of fine silver.
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About Jessamine Sunglao & Nelson Deleon, DDS
Dentists Jessamine Sunglao and Nelson Deleon create healthy, glowing smiles with general, restorative, and cosmetic dentistry and thoughtful, personal treatment. The digital x-rays the doctors employ to detect any abnormalities use safer, less harmful rays than their standard counterparts. Painless anesthesia from Milestone can comfort patients who fear the needle. Email- and text-confirmed appointments help busy patients work dental care into their packed schedules. Both doctors tend to general checkups, dental exams, Zoom! teeth whitening, and root-canal therapy. Dr. Deleon also offers orthodontics, and gives patients the option to straighten teeth with ClearCorrect invisible aligners or the old fashioned way of using plaster casts.