How white will my teeth get?

Results vary from person to person based on your starting shade, type of staining, treatment time, and natural tooth composition. Most clients notice a visibly brighter smile after treatment, but everyone has a natural whitening limit.

For more noticeable results, we recommend our 60-minute whitening session.

How long will the whitening last?

Whitening results vary depending on your diet, oral hygiene, and lifestyle habits. Coffee, tea, red wine, soda, tobacco, and other deeply pigmented foods and drinks may cause staining over time.

Proper oral hygiene and occasional touch-up treatments can help maintain your brighter smile.

Is Teeth Whitening safe?

Professional cosmetic teeth whitening is generally considered safe when used as directed. Our whitening system uses professional whitening gel along with LED light technology to help lift stains and brighten the appearance of natural teeth.

Some clients may experience temporary tooth sensitivity or gum irritation following treatment. These effects are typically mild and temporary.

How long does the treatment take?

We offer 30-minute and 60-minute whitening sessions.

The 30-minute session is ideal for a quick refresh, while the 60-minute session is recommended for clients looking for a more intensive whitening treatment.

What is the difference

Our teeth whitening treatment combines professional whitening gel with advanced LED light technology to help reduce the appearance of surface stains and discoloration.

Each session is customized based on your current tooth shade and whitening goals.

Does it hurt?

Most clients are comfortable throughout the treatment, although some people may experience temporary sensitivity during or after whitening.

Sensitivity varies from person to person and usually subsides within a short period of time. Clients with known tooth sensitivity should let us know before treatment.

Will Teeth Whitening work on crowns and fillings?

Whitening treatments are designed to brighten natural tooth enamel.

Crowns, veneers, bonding, and fillings will not become lighter than their original shade. Whitening may help remove some surface staining from dental restorations, but it will not change the color of the restoration itself.

If you have visible dental work, we recommend discussing your desired results before treatment.

Should I consider Teeth Whitening?

Studies have shown that people with whiter teeth look younger and there is a correlation between high self-esteem and a bright confident smile.  Teeth Whitening is a great way to instantly enhance your appearance.

Is Teeth Whitening treatment for everyone?

Teeth whitening can work well for many people, but results vary depending on the type and cause of discoloration.

Surface stains typically respond best. Deeper discoloration caused by medications, fluorosis, trauma, or other conditions may respond differently and may require evaluation by a dental professional.

Teeth whitening may not be appropriate for everyone, including individuals with certain dental conditions, untreated cavities, significant gum disease, or other oral health concerns.