Teeth Whitening
Your teeth have pores just like your skin or a sponge. Anything you put in your mouth that has color will absorb into those pores. Wine, coffee, dark berries, and smoking are extremely active in staining teeth. Over time, the natural color of your teeth becomes darker due to these stains. These stains will never go away unless you actively remove them. Properly formulated teeth whitening gel works by absorbing into your teeth and gently pushing stains out through the pores.
If used as instructed, professional teeth whitening is safe. The whitening process uses active ingredients to temporarily open pores in your teeth and lift stains. After each whitening session, your teeth naturally remineralize and rehydrate.
More than 60% of Americans have naturally sensitive teeth. This is most often caused by genetics, thin enamel, or crack/damaged teeth. During the whitening process, it is completely normal for sensitivity to occur. The teeth become temporarily dehydrated which reduces their ability to insulate the nerve from changes in temperature. Sensitivity will disappear 12-36 hours after whitening. It is recommend to use a post whitening fluoride treatment to nourish the teeth and promote rehydration.
No product on the market can whiten in a few minutes or a day. Chemically, it is impossible for any whitening agent to safely penetrate deep enough into the teeth at that speed. The truth is that the whitening process can take as few as 4 days and up to several months. Customers with severe stains must be patient with the process and know that each whitening session removes years of stains. Once those stains are gone, it is incredibly easy to maintain.
If used as instructed, professional teeth whitening is safe. The whitening process uses active ingredients to temporarily open pores in your teeth and lift stains. After each whitening session, your teeth naturally remineralize and rehydrate.
More than 60% of Americans have naturally sensitive teeth. This is most often caused by genetics, thin enamel, or crack/damaged teeth. During the whitening process, it is completely normal for sensitivity to occur. The teeth become temporarily dehydrated which reduces their ability to insulate the nerve from changes in temperature. Sensitivity will disappear 12-36 hours after whitening. It is recommend to use a post whitening fluoride treatment to nourish the teeth and promote rehydration.
No product on the market can whiten in a few minutes or a day. Chemically, it is impossible for any whitening agent to safely penetrate deep enough into the teeth at that speed. The truth is that the whitening process can take as few as 4 days and up to several months. Customers with severe stains must be patient with the process and know that each whitening session removes years of stains. Once those stains are gone, it is incredibly easy to maintain.
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30min. Session - $75.
60min. Session - $150.
Package of 6 - 30min. Sessions - $360. (Save $90)
Package of 12 - 30min. Sessions - $660 (Save $240)
Package of 6 - 60min. Sessions - $780. (Save $120)
Package of 12 - 60min. Sessions - $1,440. (Save $360)
30min. Session - $75.
60min. Session - $150.
Package of 6 - 30min. Sessions - $360. (Save $90)
Package of 12 - 30min. Sessions - $660 (Save $240)
Package of 6 - 60min. Sessions - $780. (Save $120)
Package of 12 - 60min. Sessions - $1,440. (Save $360)
