Natural Teeth Whitening

DO NOT eat or drink common staining items for at least 24 hours after whitening. This includes (but is not limited to); coffee, tea, red wine, gravy, beets, carrots, blueberries, tomato sauces, cola, etc.

It can be common for white spots to appear on certain areas of one or more of your teeth within the first 24 hours of whitening. This is typically caused by calcium deposits or porous teeth. The spots normally disappear after 24 hours.

You could also see white spots on your gums due to any scrapes or cuts they may have. This can also cause some sensitivity during your whitening session. There is no cause for alarm here as they too typically go away within 24 hours.

Sensitivity can occur during and/or after treatment within a small percentage of people. If this is the case it will normally be gone within 30 minutes. If the sensitivity continues post-treatment you may need to purchase a sensitivity toothpaste to aid with this.

We highly recommend a 'touch-up' session every 3-6 months after your initial whitening session. This will greatly increase the longevity of your newly whitened smile.

We offer take-home whitening kits as a convenient at-home maintenance and whitening solution. We also carry a whitening gel that you can apply quickly and easily using your toothbrush in order to remove stubborn stains. Visit our store for more details.