Looking for a brighter smile right now? Our in-office teeth whitening treatment eliminates dingy stains and reverses the aging effects of yellowing teeth. Best of all, the entire treatment takes as little as an hour to transform your smile.
Why should I choose in-office teeth whitening?
Why not? In-office teeth whitening is one of the most versatile and cost-effective cosmetic dental treatments available. Brightening your smile by just a few shades can make you look younger and healthier. Many patients are pleasantly surprised by the overall improvement in their appearance after just one short appointment. A brighter smile boosts confidence, and when compared to the cost of other cosmetic dental treatments, teeth whitening typically provides the most value for your investment.
At-Home Whitening Available
In-office isn’t for everyone. If you’d like to whiten your smile in the comfort of your own home and at your own pace, we have at-home options so you feel comfortable with the process from start to finish.
DID YOU KNOW?
Your teeth have pores, just like a sponge, which causes them to absorb stains.
The Benefits of In-Office Teeth Whitening
Brighter Smiles
Get a visibly brighter smile that can take years off your appearance—all within an hour.
Affordable Cosmetic Treatment
Experience quick, affordable results that few cosmetic dental treatments can match.
Renewed Confidence
Everyone deserves to feel great about their smile. In just one visit to our practice, so can you!
Invisalign + Whitening
Finish off your Invisalign therapy with teeth whitening for a truly dramatic smile transformation.
Start With A Consultation
Ready to Transform Your Smile?
If you're looking to discover your dream smile, but don't know where to begin, we've got you covered! Schedule a consultation today, and find out if teeth whitening is right for you.
The In-Office Teeth Whitening Treatment Process
Treatment Plan
During your consultation, you'll discuss your dental needs with your dentist. If teeth whitening isn't the best fit for your situation, we can explore alternative options. However, if teeth whitening is the ideal choice to enhance your smile, we'll create a tailored treatment plan to help you achieve your goals.
Procedure Prep
At your in-office teeth whitening appointment, your dentist will start by preparing you for the procedure. We'll place an expander in your mouth to gently hold your lips back and prevent them from coming into contact with the whitening solution. Additionally, we'll provide protective eyewear to shield your eyes from the lights used during the procedure.
Application
Once properly prepped, we'll carefully apply the whitening solution to your teeth and activate it with a specialized light. In-office teeth whitening treatments typically take 45 minutes to 1 hour. When the procedure is complete, you’ll leave the office with a bright, beautiful smile that’s several shades whiter.
Opalescence Teeth Whitening
A whiter smile is so worth it. With Opalescence teeth whitening treatments, you can brighten your smile in as little as 1 hour. And with the remineralizing power of fluoride and potassium nitrate combined with the advanced whitening agent, you can improve the luster of your smile while reducing sensitivity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can teeth whitening damage teeth?
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Teeth whitening, when supervised by a qualified dentist, won't harm your teeth. Dentists ensure the use of safe whitening products and prevent over-whitening. However, excessive use or improper application of peroxide-based whiteners can weaken teeth and damage enamel. To avoid risks, it's wise to steer clear of over-the-counter (OTC) teeth whitening kits from sources like Amazon, which may contain dangerously high peroxide levels. If you opt for non-professional whitening, stick to ADA-approved products with lower peroxide concentrations to protect your enamel.
Which teeth whitening products actually work?
Effective teeth whitening products fall into two categories. First, there are abrasive whiteners, like toothpaste with baking soda, that gently remove plaque and surface stains without harming enamel. However, it's essential to avoid charcoal toothpaste, which may be too abrasive and potentially damage enamel. Stick to ADA-approved whitening toothpaste for safety. Secondly, chemical whiteners containing peroxide are known to work effectively. They are available both over-the-counter and through dentists, but it's recommended to consult with a dentist for desired results while ensuring your teeth are protected from over-whitening. For a comprehensive assessment of safe and effective teeth whitening options, talk to your dentist.
Why does teeth whitening cause sensitivity?
While the precise cause of whitening-induced sensitivity isn't fully understood, it is likely connected to "dentinal microtubules." These tiny channels connect tooth enamel to interior nerves, allowing us to feel sensations in our teeth. The theory suggests that peroxide-based whiteners expose these microtubules by slightly weakening the enamel, which can lead to increased sensitivity. As enamel remineralizes and strengthens after whitening, the microtubules are sealed, which can reduce sensitivity. This explains why sensitivity caused by teeth whitening typically only lasts a few days.
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