Brighter, to a shade that suits you
Professional whitening that lifts years of coffee, tea, and red wine without the harshness, with your gums protected the whole way.
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Professional whitening lifts years of coffee, tea, and red wine in a way that reads as healthy, not harsh. We whiten to a shade that flatters your face rather than the brightest setting available, and we protect the gums the entire way.
How we approach it
- We pick the shade with you against your own skin and eyes, because the brightest setting available is almost never the one that flatters a face.
- Whitening lifts natural enamel only. Fillings, crowns, and veneers keep their original shade, so we plan the order of the work before anything is brightened.
- Gels and timing are chosen to keep sensitivity mild, and your gums are shielded for every minute of an in-office visit.
What teeth whitening includes
- In-office and custom take-home options
- A shade chosen to suit your face
- Gentle on enamel and gums
- Guidance to keep the result longer
In-office and take-home whitening
In a single controlled visit we can lift the shade several steps while carefully shielding your gums, or we can make custom trays you use gently at home over a week or two. Both routes reach a natural, even brightness; the difference is simply how quickly you want to get there.
Whitening works beautifully on natural enamel, but not on fillings, crowns, or veneers, which keep their original shade. That is one more reason we look first and plan the order of things, so a bright new smile is even, not patchy.
Keeping it, without the harshness
A little sensitivity afterward is normal and short-lived, and we choose gels and timing to keep it mild. We send you home knowing which habits dull a smile fastest and how a quick touch-up at your regular cleaning keeps the result looking fresh for years rather than weeks.
If your smile already includes crowns, veneers, or front-tooth fillings, we plan the order of the work so everything finishes on the same shade. Whitening first and matching afterward is almost always the sequence that keeps a smile even rather than patchy.
Four unhurried steps, and no surprises
A quick health check
Whitening sits badly on decay or inflamed gums, so we look first and clear anything that needs clearing.
Choose the shade
Held against your own face in daylight, not picked off a chart in a lit-for-photography room.
Lift it gently
One controlled visit with your gums shielded, or custom trays you use at home over a week or two.
Keep it
Which habits dull a smile fastest, and how a small touch-up at your cleaning holds the result for years.
The same smile, a healthier version of it
Before
After
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