Teeth Whitening

This treatment delivers phenomenal results to people whose teeth have been stained by smoking substances like coffee or tea. The treatment also whitens teeth stained by tetracycline, fluoride, or hereditary discoloration.

How white could me my teeth get?
Tests show that teeth score from 5 to 14 points higher on the teeth shade scale. Individual results will depend on how discolored the teeth were originally, however the end result will depend on how discolored the teeth were originally, however the end result will be white, shiny teeth.

How long will the whitening last?
This varies from person to person and depends on your diet, but the effects should usually last for at least two years.

Is teeth whitening for everyone?
The treatment delivers phenomenal results to people whose teeth been stained by smoking or by substances like coffee or tea. The treatment also whitens teeth stained by tetracycline, fluoride, or hereditary discoloration. However pregnant women, children under age of 16, and patients with periodontal disease are discouraged from undergoing this procedure

Is it safe?
Yes, scientific studies have shown that using hydrogen peroxide to whiten teeth is effective and safe. The dental community has used it in teeth whitening for years. It does not change or damage the structure of teeth, merely makes them appear whiter and brighter.

How long does treatment take?
In only 30 to 40 minutes, tooth discoloration that has built up over the years will magically disappear. It takes no longer than the time it would for you to have a haircut, a manicure or a cup of coffee – it is that simple!

Will it whiten my existing crowns or veneers?
The whitening treatment cannot change the color of porcelain crowns or veneers. We recommend that you discuss your situation with your dentist to determine what you can expect.

Will it hurt?
Most of our customers experience no pain or sensitivity after the treatment. A very small percentage of patients may feel a minor ache in the first twelve hours following the procedure. Taking an over the counter pain killer can help resolve this discomfort. Avoid cold or hot drinks for the first 24 hours if there is any tooth sensitivity.