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Teeth Whitening

Professional teeth whitening in Feasterville, PA

Coffee, tea, wine and time all darken enamel. Professional whitening lifts years of stain in a single visit or a couple of weeks at home, safely and with results that store-bought strips cannot match.

In-office whitening

In about an hour, a professional-strength gel is applied to your teeth with your gums protected, and you leave several shades brighter. It is the right choice before a wedding, interview or photographs, or whenever you want the result today.

Custom take-home whitening

We make thin, custom-fitted trays from a scan of your teeth and provide professional gel. You wear the trays for a short period each day for one to two weeks, and the trays are yours to keep for touch-ups whenever you like. Many patients combine an in-office session with take-home trays to maintain the result.

Why professional whitening is different

  • Stronger, dentist-supervised formulas that work in days rather than weeks
  • Custom trays that whiten evenly and keep the gel off your gums
  • An exam first, so decay or exposed roots are treated rather than irritated
  • Guidance on the shade you want: natural brightness or a noticeable change

Whitening and other dental work

Crowns, veneers and fillings do not whiten. If you are planning cosmetic work on front teeth, we whiten first and then match the new restorations to your brighter shade. Whitening is also an easy final step after Invisalign.

Keeping your teeth white

Results typically last one to three years depending on your habits. Rinsing after coffee or red wine, not smoking and keeping your regular cleanings extend the result, and your take-home trays make a touch-up simple.

FAQ

Teeth Whitening: common questions

Is whitening safe for enamel?

Yes, when supervised by a dentist. Professional gels have been used for decades without damaging enamel. We check your teeth first and adjust the strength if you are prone to sensitivity.

Will my teeth be sensitive?

Some people notice temporary sensitivity to cold for a day or two. We can use a desensitizing gel and shorter sessions to minimize it.

How white will my teeth get?

Most patients gain four to eight shades. Yellow and brown stains respond best; gray stains from certain medications lighten less.

How much does whitening cost?

Call us for current pricing on in-office and take-home whitening. Whitening is cosmetic and usually not covered by insurance, but it is one of the most affordable cosmetic treatments we offer.

Ready to talk about teeth whitening?

Book a consultation online or call (215) 357-4321. New patients are welcome.

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