Cosmetic Dentistry
Whiter teeth,
naturally you.
Coffee, wine, and time all leave a mark. Our whitening program lifts years of staining gradually — so results look bright, not artificial, and sensitivity stays manageable.
Understanding stains
Why teeth lose their brightness
Everyday stains
Coffee, tea, red wine and pigmented foods settle into enamel over years of normal use.
Natural aging
Enamel thins with age, letting the naturally yellower dentin layer underneath show through.
Medication & habits
Certain medications, smoking and even some mouthwashes can deepen discoloration over time.
Try it yourself
Drag to preview the shade scale
Dentists measure whitening progress against a standard shade scale, from a natural C4 to the brightest clinically achievable BL1. Slide to see where most patients land after treatment.
Choose your path
Two ways to get there
Custom Tray Whitening
- Custom-fitted trays, molded to your teeth
- Gradual brightening over 1–2 weeks
- Lower sensitivity, whiten on your schedule
- Top-up gel available for touch-ups
In-Office Whitening
- Noticeable results in about one hour
- Stronger, dentist-supervised whitening gel
- Gum protection applied throughout
- Take-home touch-up trays included
What to expect
Your whitening visit, step by step
Consult & Shade Check
We check your enamel, existing dental work, and record your current shade.
Cleaning & Prep
A quick cleaning removes surface buildup so the gel can work evenly.
Whitening Application
Gel is applied in timed rounds, with gums shielded throughout the visit.
Aftercare Plan
We send you home with a simple 48-hour care routine to lock in results.
Common questions
Whitening, answered
Yes, when the concentration and timing are supervised by a dentist. We check your enamel condition first and adjust strength accordingly — this is why we start every whitening plan with a short consult rather than selling a one-size-fits-all kit.
Most patients see results hold for 6–12 months, depending on diet and habits like coffee or smoking. Touch-up trays and occasional gel refills can extend this considerably.
We use desensitizing gel and can lower concentration or session length for sensitive patients. Take-home trays are usually the more comfortable route if sensitivity is a concern.
We recommend waiting until braces come off, since brackets block the gel unevenly and can leave visible shade differences. Clear aligner wearers can usually whiten between trays.