Get a Whiter, Brighter Smile Today

with Laser Teeth Whitening

Get up to 8 shades whiter teeth in a single visit WITHOUT the sensitivity!

We offer innovative, affordable cosmetic teeth whitening. There are NO TRAYS, NO MESS, NO HASSLES, – just whiter, brighter teeth in only 15 minutes!

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Unfamiliar with laser teeth whitening? Here are some frequently asked questions:

Q. How long does this process take?

A. A single session is 15 minutes. We offer discounts on two 15-minute treatments for every customer. Double sessions can drastically improve your results! The entire office visit for a two sessions takes about 45 minutes. And we guarantee results!

Q. What are the expected results?

A. Results can vary, but virtually everyone experiences great results. The grade of your teeth and your age can affect the process however most people experience 4-8 shades whiter teeth in a single session. The results vary because your teeth can only be whitened to their natural color. We will use a tooth shade guide so all customers can see the before and after results.

Q. How long will the results last?

A. It depends greatly on lifestyle. If you drink coffee, tea, red wine, and soda on a daily basis your results may not last as long as someone who only drinks water. Tobacco users will have great results but will have to repeat the procedure more often than non-tobacco users.

Q. Is the teeth whitening system safe?

A. Research has shown that if the teeth and gums are normal and healthy there are no adverse effects to whitening one’s teeth.

Q. Which teeth bleaching gel works the best?

We feel that for fast and safe light-assisted chair side power bleaching, hydrogen peroxide works best. Chair side teeth bleaching is fast because the light accelerates the process and hydrogen peroxide doesn’t need extra time to break down from a buffered form, like carbamide peroxide must do before it can release the oxygen to bleach the teeth.

Q. Who may benefit from the teeth whitening system?

A. Almost everyone can enjoy the benefit of the professional whitening process if his or her teeth and gums are healthy. Remember, teeth cannot be made whiter than genetically possible. Tetracycline stains are very difficult to hide. Children under the age of 16 should not have their teeth cosmetically whitened.

Q. Does the whitening process cause damage to teeth enamel?

A. No, research has shown that bleaching your teeth with peroxide-based gels does not harm the enamel of the teeth. This type of bleaching has been done for over twenty years, even with stronger whitening gels than what we use, and no damage to enamel has occurred.

Q. Who should NOT get their teeth whitened?

A. Pregnant or lactating women, individuals under the age of 16 under any circumstance, individuals under the age of 18 without parental consent, individuals with type II diabetes, with gum disease, open cavities, leaking fillings, or other dental conditions, or individuals with a known allergy to peroxide.

Q. I have crowns (caps) or veneers (bonding) on my front teeth. What will this process do to them?

A. Cosmetic teeth whitening will not change any of these restoration’s intrinsic (inside) color, however, it may slightly remove some extrinsic (outside) stains. The procedure will not harm dental restorations. If one’s natural teeth are yellower than the restored teeth, then whitening may bring the natural teeth closer in shade to the restored teeth. If the restored teeth are yellower in color, then bleaching will only make the difference in shade greater between them and their naturally colored counterparts. In this case, one may want to bleach their teeth first, then have the restorations redone by their dentist to match the newly bleached color. This, however, can lead to expensive and extensive dental work, so again, consult a dentist first.

Q. Is the gel and peroxide in your product the same as that from my dentist?

A. Yes. The only difference is the concentration level. Most dentists use a higher concentration level of hydrogen peroxide. This high concentration of HP causes extreme sensitivity to the gums, thus the reason dentists typically apply a numbing agent to the gums. Our teeth whitening system uses a lower concentration of HP that yields great results without the sensitivity.

Q. Is this procedure done by a dentist?

A. No, this is a cosmetic process and the whitening product is applied by the customer. At a dentist office, typically the procedure is not performed by a dentist but by a dental assistant.

Q. Don’t you have to be a dentist to whiten teeth?

A. No, the American Dental Association (ADA) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have approved the use of peroxide for over-the-counter use. Our customers perform the teeth whitening (sometimes called teeth bleaching) procedure on themselves in our comfortable, relaxed setting. Since our products are all self-administered, either by the chair side method or by our take home products, it is no different procedurally from what they can perform on their own. We are there to guide our customers and verbally assist them during the chair side procedure, but we never touch their mouths or teeth, we never give dental advice, and we never represent ourselves as dentists. We do recommend that our customers visit their dentist regularly.

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