💬 Frequently Asked Questions

🦷 About Our Whitening Process

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Q: How does the teeth whitening procedure work?
A: We use professional-grade, LED-activated whitening gel to break down stains and discoloration. The treatment is safe, fast, and effective—with visible results after just one visit.

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Q: How long is a session?
A: We offer 60-minute and 90-minute sessions depending on your desired brightness. Both include consultation, prep, and treatment time.

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Q: Does it hurt or cause sensitivity?
A: Most clients experience little to no pain during the treatment. Some may feel mild sensitivity or tingling, which typically fades quickly. We use desensitizing gel when needed to keep you comfortable. The procedure is designed to be gentle on your teeth and gums.

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⏰ When Should I Rebook?

To maintain your bright smile, we recommend rebooking a whitening session every 3 to 6 months, depending on your lifestyle and habits like coffee, tea, or smoking. If you want to keep your smile looking fresh year-round, regular touch-ups help maintain optimal brightness.

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💺 In-Office Procedure Expectations

• Arrival: Arrive 5–10 minutes early to complete any final paperwork.

• Prep: We’ll walk you through the process, protect your gums, and apply the whitening gel.

• Treatment: You’ll relax under an LED light while the gel activates in 15–20 minute intervals.

• Finish: We’ll clean your teeth and review your aftercare steps before you leave.

 

🧊 Aftercare Instructions

Q: What should I avoid after whitening?
A: For the next 24–48 hours, avoid:

• Coffee, tea, red wine, dark sodas

• Colored sauces (like tomato or soy)

• Smoking or vaping

• Dark-colored lipstick or lip gloss

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Q: Can I brush my teeth after?
A: Yes, but avoid abrasive toothpaste. A soft-bristle brush is best.

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Q: How long do results last?
A: Results typically last 3–6 months, depending on your habits and lifestyle. Touch-up sessions are available.

 

✨ Other Common Questions

Q: Is it safe for sensitive teeth or pregnant women?
A: Whitening is generally safe, but we recommend consulting with your doctor first if pregnant or nursing. Let us know if you have sensitivity—we’ll adjust your treatment plan accordingly.

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Q: Can I get a whitening treatment if I have veneers or crowns?
A: Whitening will not change the color of veneers or crowns, but it can brighten the natural teeth around them to match.

 

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