FAQ

1. How does teeth whitening work?

Our whitening treatments use professional-grade formulas that safely lift stains from the enamel, brightening your smile. Depending on your needs, we offer in-home treatments and at-home whitening kits.

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2. Is teeth whitening safe?

Yes! Our whitening products and services are designed to be safe when used as directed. Some clients may experience temporary tooth sensitivity, which usually resolves within 24–48 hours.

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3. How long will the results last?

Results vary based on lifestyle and habits. On average, whitening results can last 3–12 months. Avoiding coffee, tea, red wine, and smoking helps extend your results.

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4. Will whitening damage my teeth?

No. Our whitening treatments only remove surface stains and do not damage the structure of your teeth.

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5. How white will my teeth get?

Everyone’s results differ depending on enamel thickness, genetics, and lifestyle habits. Most clients notice their teeth become 2–8 shades brighter after treatment.

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6. Who should not whiten their teeth?

Whitening is not recommended for:
   •    Pregnant or nursing women
   •    Children under 16
   •    Individuals with cavities, gum disease, or exposed roots
   •    Anyone allergic to whitening ingredients

We recommend consulting with your dentist if you have any concerns.

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7. How long does an in-studio treatment take?

Most whitening sessions take about 45–60 minutes, and results are immediate.

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8. Does it hurt?

Whitening is generally painless, though some clients experience temporary sensitivity. Using a desensitizing gel or toothpaste can help.

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9. Do you guarantee results?

Because every smile is unique, results may vary. While we cannot guarantee a specific shade, most clients notice significant improvement after one session.

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10. How much does it cost?

Pricing depends on the service or product you choose. Please see our [Pricing Page] or contact us for details.

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11. How often can I whiten my teeth?

We recommend professional whitening treatments every 3–6 months or as advised by your dentist. At-home kits can be used more frequently, depending on instructions.

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12. How do I book an appointment?

You can book online through our website, by phone, or in person. A deposit may be required to secure your appointment.