Teeth Whitening

 People with healthy teeth and gums but who have stains or a yellowish tint seem to get the best results. You should not experience any heat or discomfort. On some occasions, you may feel a little tingling or perhaps a slight sensitivity. Teeth and/or gums may be sensitive for a short amount of time after treatment. You may see temporary bleaching to the gums but this is normal and will disappear, usually in less than a day. Your teeth will never be whiter than your genetic traits. All teeth bleach differently. Possible white spots or demineralization may appear on people who have had braces or who have porous enamel, but this will disappear within 24 hours. The treatment will not whiten or damage veneers, crowns, or false teeth.  

 For a minimum of 24 hours after the process, please avoid consuming coffee, tea, dark colored soda, red wine, curry, beetroot, and other food or drink that would stain the teeth. A good rule of thumb is; if it would stain a white shirt it could stain your teeth. If your teeth are sensitive you can use a desensitizing toothpaste for relief. Of course, we suggest that you brush and floss as directed by your dentist. There is no guarantee as to the longevity of the results therefore we recommend our take home kit.