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General Questions About Teeth Whitening

This section answers Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) about teeth whitening.

Will teeth whitening hurt my teeth?

No, teeth whitening is not harmful to your teeth. In fact, it can actually help to strengthen your enamel and make your teeth look healthier overall. Our SmileSerum® actually remineralizes your enamel while it whitens!

How long does teeth whitening last?

The effects of teeth whitening can last for several months, although you may need to touch up your treatment every now and then to maintain your desired level of whiteness.

Is it safe to whiten at home?

Is it safe to bleach my teeth at home?. Yes!. Skip having to go to the dentist for teeth whitening. Our at-home teeth whitening (bleaching) system is specially designed to be an easy-to-use system with detailed usage instructions. WhiteBrights® teeth

How often can I whiten my teeth using SmileSerum®?

You can safely used SmileSerum® up to three times a day for 9-12 minutes. Continue to whiten until you reach the level of whiteness desired. Everyone is different. If you experience any sensitivity, you are whitening too often. Scale back and wait a

How can I maintain my teeth whitening results?

To maintain your teeth whitening results, it is important that you practice good oral hygiene by brushing and flossing regularly, limiting consumption of stain-causing foods and beverages (such as coffee, tea, and red wine), and avoiding smoking or t

Is teeth whitening covered by dental insurance?

In most cases, teeth whitening is considered a cosmetic procedure and is not covered by dental insurance. However, some dental insurance plans may offer coverage for whitening treatments if they are deemed medically necessary, such as for stains caus

Can I whiten my teeth if I have braces?

Whitening products may not be suitable for individuals with braces because the brackets and wires can obstruct the whitening agents from reaching the entire tooth surface. It's best to wait until after braces are removed to undergo teeth whitening fo

What is the Right Minimum Age to Whiten Teeth?

Teeth whitening is generally recommended for individuals who are at least 12 + years old. This age guideline ensures that the teeth and gums are fully developed, reducing the risk of sensitivity and other potential issues. Here are a few consideratio

What are those weird white squiggly spots that have shown up on my teeth?

Q:  What are those weird white squiggly spots that have shown up on my teeth?. A:  These are usually known as White Spot Lesions. One important thing to expect after removing your child's braces is white spot lesions. White spot lesions, also referre

Can I eat or drink after the treatment?

Q:  Can I eat or drink after the treatment?. A: Absolutely!  However, it is important to understand that after your whitening session, your teeth will still be porous” and thus more sustainable to staining. It is our recommendation that for the next

Can you recommend a good dentist to me?

Q:  Can you help me find a good dentist in my area?. A:  Absolutely!. When you're looking for a dentist, the American Dental Association (ADA) recommends the following steps:. Selecting the right dentist is crucial because you and your dentist will b

Can you help me find a good cosmetic dentist?

All Members of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD) are interested in continuing education in cosmetic dentistry. Some Members elect to advance their training through the AACD Accreditation process. AACD Accredited Members and Accredited

Will teeth whitening harm my dental work?

Q:  Will teeth whitening harm my dental work?. A:  Great question!. WhiteBrights® products have no negative impact on your present dental work.  Any dental work that needs to be done, should be done before having your teeth whitened.  If this is the

Is teeth whitening considered safe?

Q:  Is teeth whitening considered safe?. A:  Yes!. Through the years there have been numerous studies through the years showing no long-term changes in enamel strength or the health of your gums from having your teeth whitened. In fact the Journal of

I thought only dentists could perform teeth whitening.

Thanks to the marvels of modern technology visiting the dentist is no longer necessary to achieve a beautiful white, bright smile.  Just as you do not go see a Podiatrist for a pedicure or to see a Dermatologist to get a facial, it is not necessary t

Do I still need to go to the dentist if I whiten my teeth?

WhiteBrights® believes that a beautiful smile begins with a healthy smile and recommends that you see your general family dentist on a regular basis. StaySm:)in'!

What else can we answer?

How else can we be of service?  Did you know we have SmileConcierge® specifically to assist you with whatever/whenever you want?. You can reach us here through our Smile Help Center and also email us directly at [email protected]. We look forwar