How White Will My Teeth Get?

Everyone is born with a particular tooth color, just like your skin, hair, and eyes. Our gels work to return you back to your original genetic tooth color. This varies from person to person. After just one treatment, most people are satisified. For some people, a second or third treatment may be needed to acheive the results they are looking for. Some stains are much more difficult to remove than others. Depending on age and the type of stains, they may require more attention than others. 

How Long Does It Last?

Teeth whitening requires maintenance or touch-ups for a long-lasting effect. The results can last for 12 months to 2 years and sometimes longer. The older you are, the more stains you have accumulated. Bleaching works to remove discolorations and restore your teeth to their natural white color. You may want periodically whiten your teeth as exposure to certain foods and beverages will gradually darken teeth again over time. Most people touch up every six months to a year. You can whiten your teeth up to 3 times per year with our system.

More Facts About Teeth Whitening

• Safe and effective Carbamide Peroxide whitening gel
• Approved light device that is specifically designed for teeth whitening, proven to whiten teeth faster
• Thousands of satisfied customers
• Guaranteed results in only 20 minutes
• Quick and easy to administer
• Lasts up to 30 months
• Virtually no sensitivity, pain, or discomfort
• Teeth whitening is designed to enhance your appearance by reducing both discoloration, leaving you with a brighter and whiter smile.
• Our system uses advanced technology to create an ultra high intensity blue light emitting dode (LED). The high intensity light emits 440 - 420 nanometers of blue visible ray and activates our whitening gel. Our whitening gel is specially formulated Carbamide Peroxide gel. We offer two types of gel: a 16% Carbamide Peroxide gel and the stronger 35% Carbamide Peroxide gel.
• During the short 15-25 minute session, peroxide molecules break down pigmented compounds trapped in the teeth enamel. This restores teeth to a natural, to a beautiful white color. The procedure is very effective for teeth that stained by smoking, coffee, tea, red wine, soda, or other foods and drinks. More difficult stains such as discoloration from certain medications like tetracycline or fluoride, can be significantly improved with our system.

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