PROFESSIONAL WHITENING
Advanced teeth whitening treatments for a brighter, more confident smile.
ABOUT PROFESSIONAL WHITENING
Professional teeth whitening is a safe, effective way to enhance the brightness of your smile. At LUDent, we offer both in-office and take-home whitening options to accommodate your preferences and lifestyle.
Our professional whitening treatments use higher-concentration bleaching agents than over-the-counter products, delivering more dramatic results in less time. All treatments are supervised by our dental professionals to ensure safety and effectiveness.
BENEFITS
Significant improvement in tooth color (up to 8 shades whiter)
Fast results – noticeable improvement after just one treatment
Professional supervision for safety and comfort
Customized treatment based on your specific needs
Longer-lasting results than over-the-counter products
Boost in self-confidence with a brighter smile
PROCEDURE
For in-office whitening, a protective barrier is applied to your gums before a high-concentration whitening gel is applied to your teeth. A special light may be used to enhance the whitening process. The entire procedure takes about 60-90 minutes. For take-home whitening, we create custom-fitted trays and provide professional-strength whitening gel with instructions for use at home over a period of 1-2 weeks.
FAQ
IS PROFESSIONAL TEETH WHITENING SAFE?
Yes, professional teeth whitening is safe when performed under the supervision of a dental professional. We take precautions to protect your gums and monitor the process to prevent sensitivity or damage.
HOW LONG DO THE RESULTS LAST?
Results typically last from 6 months to 2 years, depending on your habits. Consuming staining substances like coffee, tea, red wine, and tobacco can shorten the duration of your results. Touch-up treatments can help maintain your bright smile.
WILL TEETH WHITENING WORK ON ALL TYPES OF DISCOLORATION?
Professional whitening works best on extrinsic stains (surface stains from food, drinks, and tobacco). It may be less effective on intrinsic stains (those inside the tooth) or discoloration caused by certain medications, trauma, or excessive fluoride exposure. During your consultation, we'll evaluate your teeth and recommend the most appropriate treatment options.