Providence Dental Spa

Teeth Whitening

Revitalizing the Appearance of Your Teeth and Brightening Up Your Smile

What Is Teeth Whitening?

Over time, teeth can lose their naturally white hue due to staining. Although a strict at home dental regimen can greatly aid your smile’s appearance, sometimes your teeth’s natural color is still not quite as bright as desired. Whether completed in-office or at-home, whitening cuts through staining to unlock the natural splendor of your teeth.

Benefits of Teeth Whitening

Brighten your teeth by 5-7 shades.
Maximize the beauty of your smile.
Present a healthy and clean appearance.
Remove unappealing stains.

FAQs

The price of teeth whitening can vary based on multiple factors and your specific needs.

Yes, teeth whitening is safe when done correctly. At Providence Dental, we use professional-grade products and techniques to ensure the safety of our patients.

Teeth whitening results vary depending on the individual’s habits and lifestyle. Teeth whitening can usually last for several months or even up to a year.

Whitening strips can harm your teeth if used incorrectly or for prolonged periods. It is best to consult with your dentist before using whitening strips.

Yes, teeth whitening is an effective way to brighten your smile. However, results vary depending on the individual and lifestyle habits.

Most dental insurance plans do not cover teeth whitening, which is often considered a cosmetic treatment. Confirm with your insurance provider to be sure.

Teeth whitening may cause temporary sensitivity or discomfort, but it should not be painful. At Providence Dental, we offer desensitizing treatments to minimize discomfort.

After teeth whitening, it is best to avoid consuming foods and drinks that can stain your teeth such as coffee, tea, and red wine. Stick to white meats, vegetables, and clear liquids.

Yes, brushing your teeth after using whitening strips is important to remove any leftover residue and maintain good oral hygiene.

If you experience pain after teeth whitening, you can take over-the-counter pain medication or apply a cold compress to the affected area. If the pain persists, contact your dentist for further assistance.

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