Also known as teeth bleaching, teeth whitening is the process of using whitening products with active ingredients that lighten the shade of teeth by changing the intrinsic colour. Another method of whitening teeth is to remove extrinsic stains through professional polishing.
People decide to get their teeth whitened for a number of reasons. They may have a big event coming up such as graduation or a wedding or they may just want to have a more confident smile. Our teeth can naturally discolour with everyday use and get stained from many of the foods and drinks that we consume.
Choice of free Sonicare electric toothbrush or take-home whitening trays with new patient exam (adult) and cleaning!
The first step is to get a thorough cleaning at your dentist. Teeth whitening should never be DIY because it can be damaging to your teeth. Custom teeth whitening done by a professional dentist is the best option.
Please note that all procedures are completed by a general dentist and not a specialist. Due to variations in individual patient needs and changing oral health conditions, prices are not guaranteed and need to be approved in office prior to and at the time of treatment.
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