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Teeth Whitening

Professional in-office teeth whitening is available at Avero Dental in Kitchener. Click to find out more about getting a whiter smile.

Look Your Best with Teeth Whitening

One thing that can define a person’s image is the whiteness of their teeth. Beautiful white teeth signify class, status, style, and education. Teeth whitening at Avero Dental in Kitchener is available to anyone seeking a more attractive smile and a stronger image.

Reasons to Get In-Office Teeth Whitening

Many opt for at-home teeth whitening kits because they are less expensive. While some are good at producing a lighter shade, none of the results from at-home kits will compare to those of an in-office teeth-whitening session. Dental professionals are trained to use a stronger formula with a higher percentage of hydrogen peroxide than what is available in at-home kits. The result is a whiter, brighter smile at the end of the session rather than applying whitening products over several days to get results.
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Discussing in-office teeth whitening with a hygienist

In-Office Teeth Whitening Lasts Longer

A benefit of going to Avero Dental rather than using an at-home teeth whitening kit is that an in-office session will have longer-lasting results. Results from at-home kits fade after a few months, while in-session whitening results can last between one and three years.

What Happens During a Teeth Whitening Session

An in-office teeth whitening session can last around an hour. It could be longer if you haven’t already had a consult. Your dentist will talk to you about your goals during the consultation and show you different shades that can be achieved in one session. Some teeth whitening sessions can lighten teeth up to 10 shades. It depends on how deeply yellow and stained the teeth are.
The session itself is much like a spa treatment. It is relaxing and pain-free, as there are no invasive procedures. The session looks like this:

  • CheckmarkThe dentist will apply a material to protect lips and gums from the solution.
  • CheckmarkThe gel whitener is applied using a sponge or brush.
  • CheckmarkYou will be placed under a special light to activate the whitener.
  • CheckmarkYour dentist will look at the results and show them to you to check the shade.
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After a Teeth Whitening Session

It is recommended to avoid smoking and foods that stain, such as red wine or tomato sauce, immediately after a whitening session. Your dentist will advise you on wait times to resume normal activities.

Book Your Teeth Whitening Session Today

Pamper yourself with a teeth whitening session that leaves you happy with your smile. Book at Avero Dental by calling or going online today!
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FAQ

Will teeth whitening damage my teeth?
An in-office teeth whitening session is safe for your teeth. Some at-home kits can damage teeth if you do not follow instructions.
Yes, you will see results from one of our teeth whitening sessions before you leave.
Our dental professional will talk to you about your shade goals and will offer a reachable recommendation.
It depends on how badly stained your teeth are. Those with deeper stains may take two sessions to lighten to your goals. Most teeth whitening sessions can lighten teeth by 5 to 8 shades.

FAQs

How much whiter will my teeth get?
Most patients lighten by several shades. Your result depends on the type of staining and your natural tooth colour, and we give you a realistic estimate before we begin.
Is teeth whitening safe for enamel?
Yes. Professional whitening gels are formulated not to damage enamel. Overusing store bought kits without supervision is far more likely to cause trouble.
Will whitening work on crowns or veneers?
No. Whitening only affects natural tooth structure. Crowns, veneers, and fillings keep their original shade, so we plan treatment around any existing dental work.
How long do the results last?
Typically one to three years. Coffee, tea, red wine, and smoking shorten that, and occasional touch ups keep the result consistent.