Frequently Asked Questions
on our Teeth Whitening Services & Products

To get really good results with teeth whitening, you don't need to spend $300-$600 (or more) at a Dentist. Most Dentist fees start with a $200-$250 starting fee for the tray and that does not include any treatment.

(DIY) At home teeth whitening kits usually have a retail price over $100.

Laser teeth whitening by an experienced professional will typically cost from $100-$300 and to have your teeth whitened similarly to the dentist at a far cheaper rate & much safer than a D.I.Y. at home kit.

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Yes, teeth whitening does work on natural teeth. Most of our customers have been immediately pleased with the results from our teeth whitening products & services.

The typical customer sees improvement in the range of 4 to 8 shades of sparkling white teeth.

Most people experience absolutely no sensitivity from our treatments and the manufacturer reports that less than 5% of customers have reported any gum irritation or tooth sensitivity when the application is lead by an experienced technician.

People with gum disease might experience irritation because their gum tissues are not healthy. If your gums bleed when you floss we recommend holding off on teeth whitening at this time.

People with tiny cracks in their tooth enamel, any stage of dental carries, or very thin or porous enamel might experience tooth sensitivity from peroxide-based whitening gels. If this happens to you, discontinue use and see your dentist. Minerals Enamel Booster, as well as the remineralizing and desensitizing gel that comes in some of our kits, does help with tooth sensitivity.

This depends entirely on the person and circumstances. It is a natural whitening that will get you to your natural tooth color. The typical customer sees improvement in the range of 4 to 8 shades of sparkling white teeth.

Less than 1% of our product manufacturers customers reported experiencing an allergic type of reaction to our peroxide-based whitening gel. An allergic reaction can be painful and even cause blisters. This risk is included in the warnings on all our of products with peroxide-based gels. If this happens to you, discontinue use immediately and, if desired, see your dentist or physician about methods to help the skin heal faster. We recommend applying pure vitamin e oil to the irritated parts of the mouth.