A session lasts either 30 or 60 minutes. Each session consists of up to three whitening gel treatments. When you arrive you'll be greeted by our teeth whitening specialist. Shortly thereafter, you'll be directed to the whitening chair where the treatment will occur. The whitening specialist will then do a "stain level" assessment of your teeth. This assessment gauges the stain level of your teeth using our tooth shading guide. The number of your teeth's stain level is recorded along with a picture of your teeth before the your session. During the session you'll outline your gums in a blue protective gel. The gel creates a barrier preventing the hydrogen peroxide whitening gel from coming into contact with your gums, thus causing sensitivity. After the protective gel is added, you'll coat your teeth with the whitening gel. Thereafter you'll begin the first of your two 20-minute whitening sessions. During this time you'll sit still while our laser blue bleaching light shines on your teeth. This light activates the whitening agent in the peroxide gel. After the first treatment, you'll coat your teeth for a second time with the whitening gel and you'll lay under the blue whitening light for another 30 minutes. At the conclusion of both sessions you'll be sat upright, a post session image is taken of your teeth next the teeth stain shading guide. We compare the numbers of the before whitening rating and post whitening ratings to determine how many shades of whitening was achieved during the session. You'll remove the protective gel and you'll be asked to rinse out your mouth thoroughly. After that you're done!!!

We guarantee that you will receive anywhere from 2-8 shades improvement. 97% of our laser light and whitening gel customers get an average 5-6 shades of difference while many of our clients experience even more dramatic results than that. All teeth are different due to body chemistry, genetics, dental health, and mineral imbalances, etc. but as long as healthy teeth and gums you should see great results.

Actually, one of the main reasons most people love our system is that pain and sensitivity is pretty much non-existent. However, if you already have sensitive teeth, you probably will experience some sensitivity but we have never had anyone complain about major sensitivity issues. One of the preventative measures we take at the office is having you apply a vitamin e oil to your gums before the treatment. This protects the gums from sensitivity and irritation during the treatment. Some people may feel a little tingling sensation, white gum line (also known as blanching), or very little sensitivity. All of these side effects are normal and hold no real danger. Usually this will only last for a couple of hours and will not exceed 24 hours.

It really depends on each client individually, if they continue any bad habits, such as drinking red wine every night, smoking cigarettes, drinking coffee, etc. and don’t maintain their teeth properly then results may not last that long. If they care for their newly whitened teeth, the results should last a year or two. It’s important to understand that whitening is a progressive treatment, which means, the more treatments you do, the greater impact (results). Typically, we recommend pursuing another treatment in about six months or so. Most people come in about once or twice per year.

Same day appointments sometimes are available depending if there are reschedules. Nevertheless, getting an appointment within the week will be available.

We're located on 211 Ranch Road 620 South, Suite 240 - At the light at Clara Van in the building with Natural Bio Health.

Research shows that if your teeth and gums are healthy, teeth whitening is generally safe. However, if you have tooth decay or gum disease, it's best to skip this treatment. And when it comes to pregnant women, even though there aren’t any known side effects, we play it safe and recommend avoiding it. It’s all about being cautious and keeping you and your smile healthy.

Some teeth are naturally discolored or stained as they develop. Usually, stains are from tea, coffee, smoking, juices, colas, wine, age, or anything that might stain a white t-shirt. This discoloration happens when stains penetrate the enamel and affect the dentin, which is the white part of the teeth. Understanding why teeth stain can help us make informed choices. By knowing the causes, we can better care for our smiles. Remember, maintaining good oral hygiene and reducing exposure to stain-causing substances can help keep your teeth looking their best.

After your treatment, avoid eating or drinking for 2-3 hours. Since your teeth's pores are open, steer clear of dark-colored foods and drinks like coffee, tea, red wine, and marinara sauce, as well as smoking, for at least 24 hours. If it can stain a white shirt, it can stain your teeth. Remember, your teeth will continue to whiten as the bleach remains active for a couple of hours after the session.

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We guarantee you'll see an improvement of 2-8 shades. Remember, everyone's teeth are different due to factors like body chemistry, genetics, dental health, and mineral imbalances. However, as long as your teeth and gums are healthy, you should see great results.

Almost everyone can benefit from teeth whitening if their teeth and gums are healthy. It's important to remember that teeth can't be bleached whiter than what is genetically possible. Some stains, like those from tetracycline, can't be removed, and stains from excessive fluoride or porous teeth may see minimal results. Whitening is a great way to enhance your smile, but it's essential to set realistic expectations. Keep your teeth and gums healthy to get the best results, and feel free to ask your dentist any questions you might have. Remember, a brighter smile is within reach, and we're here to help you every step of the way!

The standard procedure for teeth whitening is to first whiten all adjacent teeth. After that, wait two weeks for the color to stabilize. Then, visit your dentist to have them match the crown, veneers, bridges, or other dental work to your new tooth shade. If you've had a crown, veneers, or other dental work for many years, whitening can help return the rest of your teeth to the original shade they had before the dental work was placed.

In-office teeth whitening treatments focus on brightening your smile teeth, which are the ones visible when you smile. While retraction devices are used, it's a challenge to apply the bleach to your molars without affecting your gums or the inside of your cheeks. This process might sound tricky, but it's all about precision to ensure your smile looks its best. Remember, whitening is a safe and effective way to enhance your smile, so you can feel more confident in your everyday interactions. Whether you're curious about trying it for the first time or just want to know more, understanding the procedure can make the decision easier and more reassuring.

Getting your teeth cleaned beforehand is a great strategy but not required. We recommend it if you see visible plaque between your teeth in the mirror. This is because if you have plaque and we whiten your teeth, the plaque will whiten too. If you remove the plaque after the whitening, you might see some discoloration since we couldn’t reach the tooth due to the plaque.

We can't whiten teeth if there's any metal attached or touching them. The mix of hydrogen peroxide and our lighting systems might cause black discoloration on the teeth. If you have metal on your teeth, let's explore other options to enhance your smile. We're here to help and support you, ensuring you understand all your choices in a friendly and accessible way. Your dental health and happiness are our priority, and we're eager to find the best solution for you. Feel free to ask any questions; we're here to make your experience as positive and informative as possible.

The age requirement is 16 years of age with a parent accompanying at the appointment. Parent must sign consent form.

48-Hour Cancellation/Reschedule Policy: We kindly ask for a 48-hour notice if you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment. Without this notice, you will need to prepay in order to reschedule another treatment. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. We're here to make your experience smooth and enjoyable. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out!

At this time, we don't accept insurance. However, many people choose to submit their receipts to their insurance company for possible reimbursement. We accept payment via VISA, MASTERCARD, or cash. Our goal is to make your experience smooth and easy. We're here to help if you have any questions or need guidance.

Brushing your teeth with sensitive toothpaste, such as Sensodyne, or Fluoridex Daily Defense Sensitivity Relief toothpaste for the weeks following the procedure is strongly recommended. Teeth sensitivity after whitening treatments occurs because the process dehydrates your teeth, leaving the pores open. This can cause temporary sensitivity, but don’t worry! Your saliva will naturally rehydrate your teeth within about an hour, reducing the sensitivity on its own.

TIME & CONVENIENCE: Home whitening treatments can take 7-30 days to show results. You'll need to use the kit daily for up to a month to get the desired effect. With our in-office treatment, you'll achieve the same, if not better, results in just about an hour. You’ll leave our office with noticeably whiter teeth, results that would otherwise take days or weeks with a home kit. If you’re looking to save time and achieve fantastic results, our treatment is a great choice.

Invisalign is a removable retainer often worn during the day or at bedtime. If your retainer irritates your gums, it's best to wait 24-48 hours after treatment before putting it back in to avoid discomfort.

Before your treatment, there's little prep needed. Our main advice is to avoid brushing your teeth for a few hours beforehand. Brushing too hard can cause tiny abrasions on your gums. These can get irritated when the whitening agent is applied. Just skip brushing right before your appointment, and you'll be all set!

We use a cheek retractor to gently open your mouth for better access to your teeth. If your lip fillers are recent, this might affect their settling. It's best to consult your doctor about how long you should wait after a filler treatment before teeth whitening.

Whitening doesn't harm metal or dental work. Our whitening agent's main ingredient is strong hydrogen peroxide. Low-quality dental jewelry, which might use weaker cement or glue than dental offices, may or may not be affected by the whitening. However, patients with dental jewelry usually undergo treatment without any issues.