Teeth Whitening

Teeth Whitening is a fast, non-invasive cosmetic treatment that uses LED light technology to brighten teeth by several shades in a single session. A whitening gel is applied to the teeth, and the LED light activates it, breaking down stains and discoloration from coffee, wine, smoking, and aging. The treatment is painless, takes about 30–50 minutes, and delivers immediate results for a brighter, more radiant smile.

20 Minutes $50.00

40 Minutes $70.00

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Pre-Treatment Instructions

Please brush your teeth before your appointment.
Avoid stain-causing foods for at least 24 hours prior to your session.
Candidate Considerations: People with dark yellow or yellow-brown teeth tend to respond better to whitening than those with gray or bluish-gray teeth.
Multi-colored teeth, especially due to tetracycline (an antibiotic), may not whiten effectively.
Individuals with significant periodontal disease are not ideal candidates.
If pregnant, please consult your doctor before undergoing the whitening procedure.
People with minimal discoloration (already very white teeth) may not see substantial whitening results.
Note that current dental restorations, such as fillings, porcelain crowns, onlays, and inlays, cannot be whitened—this process will only remove surface stains on existing dental work.

Post-Treatment Instructions

THE WHITE DIET:
After a teeth whitening treatment, the pores in your enamel are open, making them more susceptible to staining, which could reduce the benefits of your treatment. To maintain your results, follow the White Diet for 24–48 hours post-treatment. Once the pores close (usually within 24–48 hours), you can return to your usual habits. A helpful rule is to avoid anything that would stain white fabric! Remember, the more staining in your diet, the quicker your teeth may re-stain. Being mindful of your choices will help keep your smile whiter for longer.

Non-Staining Beverages:
Water, sparkling water, and milk.

Beverages to Avoid:
Lemonade, orange juice, acidic fruit juices, energy drinks, tea, coffee, colas, and other dark sodas.

Non-Staining Alcoholic Drinks:
Vodka, gin, white wine, and champagne.

Alcoholic Drinks to Avoid:
Red wine, dark beer, colored mixed drinks and cocktails, and dark spirits.

Foods You Can Have:
Chicken, turkey, white fish, white rice, white pasta, white sauces, cauliflower, cottage cheese, potatoes (no skin), bananas, and peeled apples.

Foods to Avoid:
Foods with color, especially bright or dark options, as they are more likely to stain. Avoid colored fruits and vegetables like capsicum, carrots, broccoli, spinach, and berries. Also, avoid dark chocolate, rye and dark bread, tomatoes and red sauces (e.g., spaghetti sauce), curries, pickles, beetroot, butter, margarine, and colored candies.

Teeth Whitening

Pre-Treatment Instructions

Post-Treatment Instructions

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