Teeth whitening is one of the most popular cosmetic treatments to brighten your smile and boost your confidence. Over time, your teeth can gradually yellow, but professional whitening can restore a vibrant, youthful look—fast!
What Is Teeth Whitening Treatment?
Teeth whitening treatments are designed to remove stains and enhance the natural brightness of your teeth. A powerful whitening agent is applied to the visible surfaces, leaving your smile looking healthier and more radiant. 😁
Types of Teeth Whitening Treatments 💎
- Over-the-Counter Whitening Products
Available in the form of toothpastes, mouthwashes, strips, or wands containing hydrogen peroxide. Results may take several weeks or even months, and you might not reach your ideal shade. - In-Office Whitening
Performed by your dentist, this treatment uses a professional-grade gel (usually with carbamide peroxide) and a special light to activate the whitening process. Dramatic results are often achieved in just one visit! ⚡ - At-Home Professional Whitening
Custom-made trays and a professional-strength whitening gel allow you to safely whiten your teeth at home. Typically, you’ll see noticeable improvements within 2 weeks of use. 🏠
Average Length of Treatment ⏱️
- Over-the-Counter: Several weeks to months for visible change.
- At-Home Whitening: Results usually appear within 2 weeks.
- In-Office Whitening: Immediate, dramatic improvement in a single session!
Schedule a Consultation Today 📞
Ready for a whiter smile? At Manhattan Dental Spa, we offer both in-office and at-home whitening options tailored to your needs. After a brief evaluation, we’ll recommend the best treatment for you.
Call 212-683-2530 or contact us online to schedule your appointment and start your journey toward a brighter smile!
Frequently Asked Questions ❓
How long do whitening results last?
- Over-the-counter treatments typically last a few months.
- At-home professional whitening results can last 9-12 months.
- In-office whitening may last 1-3 years with proper maintenance and touch-up kits.
Does teeth whitening hurt?
- Mild sensitivity and slight gum irritation are common but usually temporary. In-office treatments include gum protection to minimize discomfort.