Professional Whitening That Actually Delivers Results
✨ Fast Results
🛡 Safe for Enamel
😁 Noticeably Brighter Smile
In-Office vs Take-Home Whitening
🏥 In-Office Whitening
Fastest results
60–90 minutes
8–10 shades brighter
🏠 Custom Take-Home Trays
Flexible schedule
2–4 weeks
Professional strength gel
⭐ Combination Approach
Instant brightness + long-term maintenance
HOW THE PROCESS WORKS
1️⃣ Consultation
4️⃣ Whitening Gel
2️⃣ Shade Assessment
3️⃣ Gum Protection
5️⃣ Activation
6️⃣ Final Results
Avoid These Whitening Mistakes
⚠ Overusing strips
⚠ Skipping consultation
⚠ Whitening over cavities
⚠ Ignoring gum disease
⚠ Wrong expectations
⚠ Eating staining foods too soon
WHY PATIENTS CHOOSE IMPLANTS
✅ Get a cleaning first
✅ Use whitening toothpaste
✅ Use a straw for coffee/tea
✅ Touch up with trays
✅ Protect first 48 hours
✅ Maintain oral hygiene
Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful answers for new and returning patients.
Q: How long does teeth whitening last?
One to three years, depending on your diet and oral habits. Coffee and tea drinkers may need touch-ups sooner. Custom take-home trays used every few months help extend results.
Q: How much does professional teeth whitening cost in Cumming, GA?
In-office whitening typically runs $300 to $800. Custom take-home trays range from $200 to $400. Call us at 470-560-3989 for current pricing and promotions.
Q: What's the difference between professional whitening and whitening strips?
Stronger gel. Professional application. Protected gums. Strips deliver two to three shades at best. In-office treatment can achieve eight to ten shades with far fewer risks.
Q: How many shades of whiter will my teeth get?
Most patients see four to ten shades of improvement with in-office treatment. Your dentist will set realistic expectations during your consultation based on your starting shade.
Q: Is teeth whitening safe? Will it damage my enamel?
Professional teeth whitening is clinically safe and formulated to protect your enamel throughout the process. Some patients notice mild sensitivity for 24 to 48 hours - it's temporary and resolves on its own.
Q: Can I whiten my teeth if I have braces?
No. Brackets block portions of each tooth, causing uneven whitening. Wait until your braces are off and your teeth have settled before starting any whitening treatment.
Q: Does teeth whitening work on crowns or veneers?
No. Whitening only works on natural enamel. Restorations won't change color, which can create a noticeable mismatch. Talk to your dentist before starting if you have visible dental work.
Q: Can I eat normally after teeth whitening? get?
Stick to light-colored foods and drinks for the first 48 hours. Avoid coffee, tea, red wine, berries, and tomato-based foods. After that, resume your normal diet - just know that staining foods will gradually affect your results over time.
