Whitening results typically last between six months and two years, depending on your diet, lifestyle, and oral hygiene habits.
Teeth Whitening
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Cost
In-office teeth whitening is $375, and take-home whitening trays are $475. Financing options are available.
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Procedure Duration
In-office whitening takes about 60–90 minutes, while take-home trays are worn daily for 1–2 weeks.
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What to Expect
Most patients experience little to no discomfort; we offer desensitizing options to ensure your comfort.
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Teeth Whitening in Glendale, CA
If you’re struggling with stains and discoloration, your teeth can be brightened with the help of the following options.
Controlled gel formulas: For in-office whitening, we utilize the highest-quality whitening formula to ensure the consistency and safety of the treatment process. The temperature-sensitive gels are stored in a controlled environment to ensure maximum efficacy.
Customized mouth trays: Whitening trays are custom-made to fit your teeth perfectly. Once the trays are positioned on the teeth, the gel activates.
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Process of Teeth Whitening
Consultation and Exam: We begin with an exam to assess your oral health and determine if whitening is suitable for you.
In-Office Whitening: A professional-strength gel is activated with a special light, lifting stains in about 60–90 minutes.
Take-Home Whitening Kit: You will receive custom trays with whitening gel to whiten at home.
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What Are the Next Steps?
No Smoking or Tobacco: Tobacco can quickly discolor teeth, so avoid cigarettes or other products, especially right after treatment.
Avoid Staining Foods and Drinks: Skip coffee, tea, red wine, soda, berries, and dark sauces for a couple of days to prevent new stains.
Maintain Gentle Oral Care: Brush twice daily with a soft-bristled brush and non-abrasive toothpaste to protect your enamel and prolong the results.
FAQ
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How long does teeth whitening last?
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How many teeth whitening sessions do I need?
Most patients see results after one in-office session; take-home kits may require daily use for two weeks.
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How much teeth whitening is too much?
Over-whitening can cause tooth sensitivity and enamel damage—your dentist will guide a safe frequency for touch-ups.