We understand that teeth whitening can seem daunting, especially if you’re new to the process. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of commonly asked questions to help ease any concerns you may have. From how teeth whitening works to what to expect during the process, we’ve got you covered. Read on to learn more about teeth whitening and what you can expect from our professional services.
How Does Teeth Whitening Work?
Teeth Whitening involves applying hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide-based gel to the surfaces of teeth. The bleach breaks up the stains, making the color less concentrated, and resulting in brighter, whiter teeth. To whiten teeth by a professional is more effective than over-the counter alternatives.
How long does teeth Whitening take?
Teeth whitening typically takes around 45 minutes to complete. The process will be explained to you prior to applying the whitening solution by your provider. This information session might take 15 minutes or so. All in all, the entire appointment will likely last about an hour.
When will I see results?
Your teeth will be several shades whiter immediately after the treatment.
How much whiter will my teeth be?
Your teeth will be several shades whiter from the initial shade. However, the degree of whiteness depends on the level of staining on your teeth. Even the mineral content of your teeth plays a role in determining the whitest possible shade. Everyone is different, it is case by case, but Results are guaranteed.
How long will teeth whitening last?
In most cases, the whitening lasts for 6 months or longer. However, the results of teeth whitening hinge on your unique lifestyle, food consumption, and commitment to oral care.
Does teeth whitening hurt? Is it safe?
Teeth whitening is a safe procedure when done under the care of a professional. You may experience some tooth sensitivity but is minimal and temporary. If sensitivity does occur, should soon subside without any intervention.
What does it cost to get my teeth professionally whitened?
Initial cost is $150. Touch up if scheduled within 6 months of first visit and continued scheduling cost $100.