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I had an amazing experience getting my teeth whitened! Angie was so nice and fun and easy ...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about 35% Teeth Whitening Session (Includes Desensitizing Gel).
Most clients see a six to eight shade improvement in a single 35% Teeth Whitening Session (Includes Desensitizing Gel). Results depend on stain type and enamel, but our professional treatment provides dramatic whitening for many patients in one visit.
Yes — the included desensitizing gel and careful technician technique minimize sensitivity for most clients. We evaluate sensitivity during consultation and adjust protocols as needed. Any temporary sensitivity typically subsides within a few days with recommended aftercare.
The full appointment typically takes about 60 to 90 minutes, including consultation, isolation, gel application cycles, and desensitizing treatment. Exact time varies by stain severity and any personalized steps your technician recommends.
Whitening agents do not change the color of crowns, veneers, or fillings. We inspect restorations during consultation and can advise on options; replacement of restorations may be recommended after whitening to match your new tooth shade.
Use the provided aftercare kit, avoid staining foods and beverages for at least 48 hours, and maintain excellent oral hygiene. Occasional touch-up treatments or at-home maintenance will help preserve the brighter results longer.
This treatment is not recommended for pregnant or nursing clients, individuals under 16, or those with active decay, severe enamel erosion, or extreme sensitivity. A dental exam may be required to confirm safe candidacy.