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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Professional Teeth Whitening Session.
Results typically last six months to two years depending on diet, oral hygiene, and lifestyle. Avoid staining foods and tobacco to extend whitening. We offer touch-up treatments and take-home maintenance kits to help preserve brightness longer.
Most clients experience little to no pain; some report temporary sensitivity during or after treatment. We use desensitizing agents and patient comfort measures to minimize discomfort. Sensitivity usually resolves within 24 to 72 hours.
Ideal candidates have healthy teeth and gums with extrinsic stains from coffee, wine, tobacco, or aging. Whitening won't change the color of crowns or veneers. A brief consultation and exam ensure suitability and personalized treatment planning.
Schedule a dental exam for oral health clearance, avoid heavy staining foods and drinks 48 hours prior, and brush before your appointment. Discuss existing restorations and medications so we can customize treatment for optimal safety and results.
The most common side effects are temporary tooth sensitivity and mild gum irritation if gel contacts soft tissue. These typically subside within days. We take preventive steps and offer remedies; contact us if discomfort persists or if you experience unusual reactions.
Whitening agents only affect natural tooth enamel, not crowns, veneers, or fillings. If you have restorations, we recommend whitening natural teeth first and then matching or replacing restorations for a seamless result. Discuss options during your consultation.