What is meant by Non-sensitive teeth whitening?

Our specialized formula is non-sensitizing, meaning your teeth are much less likely to develop temporary hot and cold sensitivity like other formulas. ​

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Can I get my teeth whitened if I have a peroxide sensitivity? 

We wouldn't recommend getting your teeth whitened if you have noticed a peroxide sensitivity in other whitening products, such as mouthwash. Similar temporary sores may develop.  

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What should I do to prepare for my treatment?

Come with freshly brushed teeth, and be prepared to not eat or drink anything with a strong color, such as coffee or candies, for a couple of hours after your treatment. 

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How long does a treatment last?

It depends on how well you take care of your newly whitened teeth. We suggest buying a whitening pen and doing a touch-up bi-weekly to maintain results and doing a touch-up session every 3-6 months. 

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What is the process of teeth whitening?

We give you a solution to rinse out your mouth at the beginning and end of your service. Next, we protect your lips,  mouth, and gums with a balm. A cheek retractor is put in place and each tooth is painted with a whitening gel. A UV light is used to activate the whitening gel. Your initial session will consist of three 20-minute sessions. Touch-ups are at your discretion as to the whitening level you'd like to achieve; each 20-minute session is $50. Most touch-up session patients are happy with just one or two sessions.  

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Does your whitening solution have a flavor?

Yes, it is slightly peppermint.