While tooth whitening can be a fantastic option for most folks, it's not always the best fit for everyone. If you deal with chronic tooth sensitivity, whitening chemicals carry the risk of temporarily increasing that sensitivity. And if you're battling periodontal disease, oral cancer, or have enamel that's is severely worn, whitening might not be your best bet either. But for most other folks, it's smooth sailing! Please call or text me to discuss any concerns you may have.

Our Teeth Whitening treatments typically match the slotted treatment time outlined in your chosen whitening package, with some extra minutes factored in. Please anticipate a slightly longer appointment window to accommodate this. Why the extra time, you ask? Well, we like to start by going over a consent form with you and explaining every step of the treatment. Plus, between each session, we need to give you time to rinse, and we'll also need a moment to reapply the whitening material, and 10 minutes to allow our remineralizer to take effect.

It varies for each person. Our professional whitening treatment aims to restore your teeth to their natural color, akin to when you were a child before staining occurred. On average, clients achieve results 4-10 shades lighter, depending on the treatment selected. Our 80-minute treatment is often preferred by many for optimal results.

Absolutely not! Teeth whitening should never cause discomfort unless there are underlying oral health issues that require attention from your dentist. If you're experiencing any pain before treatment or if you have issues like severe gum recession, bleeding gums, inflammation, heavy tartar buildup, or bone loss, we strongly advise you to consult your dentist before scheduling an appointment with us.

Natural teeth contain tiny pores that allow teeth whitening agents to absorb and remove stains. However, artificial dental work like crowns or porcelain veneers are color-matched during installation and lack these pores. Consequently, the color of your crown remains unchanged unless replaced by your dentist. While the teeth whitening process can restore veneers to their original color, they cannot surpass their initial shade. If your veneers have been in place for over six years, multiple treatments may be needed to achieve this.

It's important to note that teeth whitening neither brightens nor damages artificial dental work, including crowns, bridges, dentures, permanent retainers, bonding, or fillings.

Furthermore, dentists recommend whitening your teeth before getting fillings, veneers, caps, or crowns. This ensures that the restoration work matches your natural teeth's whitest possible shade

At Sparkling Smiles your health and safety come first. We procure all our whitening products directly from trusted manufacturers and laboratories. Our whitening gels are exclusively made in the USA, produced in medical-grade facilities, and formulated with all-natural ingredients and flavorings.