Teeth Whitening: Brighten and Restore Your Smile

Teeth whitening is a cosmetic procedure to improve the color of the teeth. There are certain lifestyle habits that can contribute to tooth discoloration such as smoking, drinking coffee or wine, and aging, which can lead to lower self-esteem.

At your professional teeth whitening appointment, our dentist will use a bleaching gel to whiten the teeth for a renewed smile. While there are take-home remedies for teeth whitening, a professional solution has fewer risks and is long-lasting.

What to Expect At Your Teeth Whitening Appointment:

Gel Teeth Whitening

Our dentist will take an impression of your teeth to create the mouth guard for the gel whitening. They will then walk you through the gel procedure.

Next, they will provide a professional teeth cleaning to give your mouth a full reset before the whitening. After that, you will take the mouth guard and gel home and apply it for 2-3 weeks to complete treatment.

You can also receive a laser teeth whitening procedure, which can be completed in about one hour. Our dentist will apply a whitening bleach to the teeth and then use a laser to activate the treatment.

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Teeth whitening FAQs

Is teeth whitening permanent?

Teeth whitening is not permanent, but it can last up to three years with the proper aftercare. Professional teeth whitening lasts much longer than at-home kits.

How can I care for my teeth after whitening?

To ensure the teeth whitening lasts as long as possible, our dentist will recommend you avoid foods and liquids that cause stains such as coffee and red wine. It’s essential to maintain overall oral health by flossing and brushing regularly.

Will teeth whitening work on false teeth?

No, teeth whitening does not work on false teeth, dentures, crowns, and bridges. When you select the color for your false teeth, our dentist will match them to your natural teeth, so it may be a good idea to get your teeth whitened beforehand.

Are there risks to teeth whitening?

There are low risks to teeth whitening; however, it can cause sensitivities to the teeth and gum. There are more risks with at-home whitening kits, so it is best to see a professional for teeth whitening.

Want to improve the color of your teeth?

Book a consultation and speak to one of our dentists today. We’d be happy to discuss the procedure and cost in more detail.

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