Professional whitening results can last anywhere from 6 months to 3 years, depending on your diet and oral hygiene. Avoiding staining foods and drinks helps prolong the effects.
Teeth Whitening
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Cost
The cost of professional teeth whitening depends on the method and treatment plan. We offer a dental membership plan to help you save on services.
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Procedure Duration
In-office whitening takes about 60 to 90 minutes, while take-home kits gradually whiten over a couple of weeks.
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What to Expect
Most people experience little to no discomfort, but some may have temporary tooth sensitivity, which typically fades within a day or two.
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Teeth Whitening in Knoxville, TN
Professional teeth whitening is the most effective way to remove stains and restore your bright smile. Our treatments use powerful whitening agents to lift deep stains that over-the-counter products can’t touch. Whether you choose an in-office treatment for instant results or a custom take-home kit for gradual whitening, you’ll get a noticeably whiter smile safely and comfortably.
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Process
Consultation: Your dentist evaluates your teeth and discusses the best whitening option for you.
Preparation: Your teeth are cleaned to remove plaque and ensure even whitening.
Application: A professional-strength whitening gel is applied to your teeth.
Activation: A special light may be used to enhance the whitening process.
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Next Steps
Rinse & Reveal: After the treatment, the gel is removed, and you’ll see instant results.
Aftercare Advice: Your dentist will give tips for maintaining a whiter smile.
FAQ
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How long does teeth whitening last?
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What teeth whitening works best?
In-office whitening provides the fastest and most dramatic results, while take-home kits offer a more gradual approach with professional-strength gel. Both options are more effective than drugstore products.
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How often should I whiten my teeth?
Most people whiten their teeth once a year to maintain brightness, but it depends on personal habits. Over-whitening can cause sensitivity, so moderation is key.