In-clinic or at home: how to choose, and why many people do both
In-clinic whitening is faster and dentist-controlled; strips from your dentist work gradually. Many do both: a clinic visit, then strips to maintain it.
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How professional whitening works, and what it doesn’t change
Professional whitening lightens stains inside natural teeth. Crowns, fillings and veneers keep their color, which is why a dental exam comes first.
Keeping your whitening result: the first two days, and after
For the first 24-48 hours, skip strongly colored food and drink. After that, daily habits and timely top-ups slow the gradual fade, which varies by person.
Sensitivity during and after whitening: what’s common and when to call
Temporary sensitivity and gum irritation are the most common whitening side effects and usually pass. What to tell your dentist first, and when to call.