Depending on whether you’ve professionally whitened within the past year, how stained your teeth are currently, and the nature of your daily habits that cause additional staining (smoking, coffee, red wine, etc.) 60 or 90 minute treatments are suggested for all clients.

No, you do not. Your treatment consists of 5 back-to-back 10-20 minute treatments. You rinse in between each sitting allowing for a break if you so choose to take one (and we will always ask) before you reapply. You are encouraged to play on your phone, watch TV, earbuds, etc. and will be right there to make sure the light and your smile are positioned accurately. 

No, our clients experience NO sensitivity. We have found that any client who has EVER complained of “zingers” or even the slightest discomfort ALL had used an over-the-counter whitening product shortly before coming to us, or not following after-care. Take home products contain carbamide peroxide and cause severe permanent damage to the surface of your enamel causing sensitivity, ours does not. This is because the carbamide peroxide in them breaks down into hydrogen peroxide while you wear it, literally having a chemical reaction on the surface of your enamel. We offer a safer and much more effective method using hydrogen peroxide. All packages also include a remineralization treatment as well. This restores your enamel post-whitening making your teeth stronger and alleviating sensitivity going forward. 

Yes. Our products are sourced from laboratories located SOLELY in the USA. We go above and beyond using more than one manufacturer as to not comprise the integrity of our specially formulated process. Your oral safety is our utmost priority. 

Our whitening treatment will remove any staining that has occurred since your crown/filling/veneer etc. was installed, however, the original color will not change as it is not made of natural enamel. Clients with artificial teeth or bonding often whiten with us. We use the “paint-on” method specifically so that we can customize each treatment to your personal preference. We can either not surpass the color of the artificial tooth but still continue to whiten the natural enamel if needed. (This enhances your overall appearance by revealing EVEN white smile.) Or we can go big or go home and whiten to your “maximum white”. Your dentist can then replace the crown, filling, etc. with matching bonding at your next visit. 

We all have our own “genetic maximum white”, however, even your maximum white is usually much whiter than our current shade. If you’ve professionally whitened before, you may know yours. Other than that, depending on staining, genetics, and individual enamel client results range from a significant difference in the shade to a bright white reveal. 

Your new smile lasts as long as you maintain them. If it stains your clothes will stain your teeth, so if you think about it that way they will stain again. However, with the proper maintenance you can prolong your results. It really comes down to staining habits and personal preference. Someone who regularly stains their teeth (smoking, red wine & coffee consumption, etc) will obviously have to whiten more regularly than someone who does not have those habits IF they want to be white all the time.  

Our process is formulated so you can whiten as often as you’d like. Some people are every 2-3 months, 4-6months, while those people with NO staining habits last even a year or more before returning. It really comes down to what you prefer. We offer all natural maintenance products (charcoal powder, etc) that you can use at home to prevent further staining. As mentioned before, we are the best option for maintaining a bright white smile all year long. Especially if you are the type to be a regular whitener.

You can whiten as young as 14 with a guardian’s signature. It is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women, as nothing is tested on pregnant or breast feeding women to know that answer for sure. We typically say no to pregnant women. If breast feeding, feel free to discuss it with your doctor. 

Yes, the expiration date is printed on the pen. Usually within a 1-2 year period from when you purchased it. Take home kit gels do not need to be refrigerated, just stored in cool dry place. 

The main difference is the percentage of peroxide used, the intensity of the light, and the damage cause by the harsh chemical compound or overnight use. Although ours is lower than that of dental grade, it is much less abrasive on enamel and less damaging to the gums and soft tissue. If you really think about it.. Should anything sit on your enamel for an extended period of time? Both ours and a dental grade product do the exact same thing and yield the same result. Take our founder’s advice, no extremely harsh chemical is going to be “healthier” or more effective just because a dentist sold it to you.