Whitening can change the color of natural teeth, but it does not whiten crowns, veneers or fillings. Existing dental work is an important part of planning.
Some people experience sensitivity with whitening. Ask your dentist which options, if any, fit your teeth and what effects to expect.
Bring these questions.
Existing crowns, veneers or fillings
A history of tooth sensitivity
What whitening can and cannot change
We welcome patients of all ages. Treatment recommendations depend on each patient's individual needs and a clinical evaluation.
Your next step
From a question to a plan.
01
Share what matters
Describe the concern you want to address and what you hope to understand. You can begin without choosing a procedure.
02
Understand the findings
Ask what the evaluation shows, which options apply and why a particular approach is being considered.
03
Confirm the next step
Discuss the proposed sequence, fees, preparation and follow-up before arranging treatment.
General education informed by the American Dental Association’s teeth whitening resource. Teeth whitening.
A little more clarity
More about teeth whitening.
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