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Teeth whitening

Professional teeth whitening, gentle on your teeth and gums

Whitening lightens natural tooth color that’s darkened with age, coffee, tea, or red wine. Done under a dentist’s care, the results are predictable and the treatment is kind to your enamel and gums.

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Whitening works best if

  • Your teeth have yellowed or dulled over time
  • Your teeth and gums are healthy (we check first)
  • You’d like a brighter smile before an event, or just for yourself
  • You understand it won’t change the color of existing fillings or crowns

About sensitivity

Some people notice their teeth feel a little sensitive during whitening. It’s temporary and usually settles within a day or two. Tell us if you’re prone to sensitivity and we’ll adjust the approach.

Two ways to whiten

  1. 1

    A quick check first

    We make sure your teeth and gums are healthy and note the shade of any fillings or crowns, since whitening won’t change those.

  2. 2

    In the office

    A professional-strength gel is applied while your gums are protected, for a noticeably brighter smile in a single visit.

  3. 3

    At home, with custom trays

    We take a scan or impression and make thin trays that fit your teeth exactly. You wear them with a gentle gel for a short time each day over a couple of weeks.

  4. 4

    Keeping it bright

    Top-up gel for your trays keeps your results fresh. Rinsing after coffee, tea, and red wine helps too.

Cost

What teeth whitening costs

Every price is confirmed with you before treatment starts. We work with [INSURANCE ACCEPTED], and offer [PAYMENT OPTIONS].

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Questions people ask about teeth whitening

Is professional whitening safe for my enamel?

Yes, when it’s supervised by a dentist and your teeth are healthy to begin with. That’s why we check your mouth first and use gels made for dental use.

How long do results last?

It varies with what you eat and drink and whether you smoke. Occasional top-ups with your own trays keep your smile bright.

Will whitening change my fillings or crowns?

No. Whitening only works on natural enamel. If a visible filling or crown no longer matches after whitening, we can talk about replacing it.