Professional teeth whitening is a safe and effective treatment performed by dental professionals to remove stains and brighten your smile, offering significantly better results than over-the-counter options.

We offer in-office whitening for immediate results and take-home whitening kits for gradual, convenient whitening in the comfort of your home.

In-office whitening uses a professional-grade bleaching gel activated by a special light to lift stains and whiten teeth several shades in a single visit.

In-office whitening typically takes about 60-90 minutes. Take-home kits require consistent use over 1-2 weeks to achieve optimal results.

Yes, professional teeth whitening is safe when performed under the supervision of a dentist. We take steps to protect your teeth and gums throughout the process.

Some patients may experience mild sensitivity after whitening, but it is temporary and usually resolves within a few days. We also offer desensitizing options if needed.

Results can last anywhere from 6 months to 2 years, depending on your oral hygiene and lifestyle habits. Avoiding staining foods and beverages can help maintain your bright smile.

Whitening is effective for most surface stains caused by food, drinks, and smoking. However, deep or intrinsic stains may require alternative treatments like veneers.

The cost varies depending on the treatment type (in-office vs. take-home). We provide a detailed estimate during your consultation and offer flexible payment options.

We use safe, advanced whitening technology, offer flexible appointment hours (including evenings), and provide a personalized approach to help you achieve your brightest smile.

Under the direction of your dentist, there is no reason why teeth whitening will damage your teeth.

No, teeth whitening does not hurt, although some patients may experience slight tingling during and after the procedure. Sensitivity may also be a side effect, but it usually subsides within a few days. If tooth sensitivity persists longer than one week following the tooth whitening procedure, contact your dentist as they have materials to help alleviate the sensitivity.

Yes, you should absolutely brush your teeth after having them whitened. Try using a tooth whitening toothpaste with a high concentration of fluoride to help keep the stains away.

If you opted for an in-office whitening procedure, you could eat and drink immediately after the process, but you should avoid staining foods and drinks for at least 24 hours. If you had an at-home whitening procedure, you might need to be more cautious about what you eat and drink, as the process may take longer.