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Frequently Asked Questions
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Results vary by diet and hygiene but often last six months to a year. Avoid staining foods and beverages, maintain regular brushing, and schedule touch-up sessions or take-home kits to prolong whitening results.
Yes; we use gentle whitening gels and protective protocols to minimize sensitivity. Clients with significant sensitivity or dental concerns receive an assessment first. Desensitizing agents can be applied before or after treatment to increase comfort and reduce post-treatment sensitivity.
Whitening treatments lighten natural teeth but typically do not change the color of crowns, veneers, or fillings. We review dental history beforehand and recommend alternatives or coordinated restorative options if matching dental work is a concern.
Brush and floss before arriving and avoid heavy staining foods and drinks for 24 hours. Inform us about recent dental work, sensitivities, or medications. We'll perform a quick exam and shade assessment to tailor the treatment for best results.
Avoid staining foods and beverages for at least 24 to 48 hours after treatment to maintain results. Stick to clear liquids and non-acidic, light-colored foods, and avoid smoking. We'll provide a post-care guide with specific food and drink recommendations.
Yes, but whitening affects only natural enamel. We'll assess your restorations and discuss expectations; in many cases, we whiten natural teeth first and then coordinate cosmetic dentistry to match restored teeth if a color change is desired.