PROFESSIONAL TEETH WHITENING SERVICES

Highly Effective In-Office Teeth Whitening

Get the bright smile you’ve always wanted and can be proud of with professional teeth whitening performed by the experts at Complete Dental Care Group PLLC. Let us help you achieve long-lasting results by removing stains and discoloration. Professional teeth whitening requires an appointment.

Teeth whitening at the dentist’s office is the safest and most effective method of achieving whiter teeth. In-office whitening occurs under carefully monitored conditions. Teeth whitening under professional supervision allows for safe, controlled, and pain-free treatment.

Same-day and emergency dental appointments are available, and our prices are competitive. Our clinic accepts most PPO insurance and Medicare/Medicaid plans for approved treatments. 

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Why Choose In-Office Teeth Whitening?

Professional whitening products are more effective because they contain a stronger concentration of hydrogen peroxide bleaching solution than over-the-counter options. The whitening process in the clinic is the quickest method – and leads to better results. Receiving treatment under the care of one of our dentists ensures that sensitive gums are not irritated during the whitening process. This means you enjoy long-lasting results from treatments in accordance with careful oral hygiene practices.

The difference that in-office teeth whitening makes is striking. Teeth can get three to eight shades whiter through several 30- to 60-minute sessions. Other tooth whitening treatments are also available that can whiten teeth in a single two-hour session. When you inquire about teeth whitening, we’ll go over the various options with you. 

Are You a Candidate for Teeth Whitening?

The best candidates for teeth whitening at the dentist’s office are those with moderate to severe discoloration and staining. Ideal patients have teeth with yellow or brown discoloration. These stains may be the result of a variety of causes, including:

• Aging
• Smoking
• Medications
• Consumption of certain foods and beverages

For the health of their child, pregnant and lactating women should not receive teeth whitening. In addition, we don’t recommend teeth whitening for people with gum disease, worn-down enamel, or existing tooth decay. Cavities and damage must be treated before any whitening treatments can take place. 

If your teeth are gray or purple in color, they may not respond to bleaching. 

To know for sure if you’re a candidate for in-office teeth whitening, ask us and we’ll determine the best options for you.

Follow-Up Care and Touch-Up Treatments

Be aware that professional teeth whitening isn’t a permanent solution; however, you can achieve longer-lasting results with proper care and maintenance. Touch-up treatments may be performed every six months. Turn to us to learn more about how to keep your smile whiter for longer periods of time.