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Teeth Whitening

Laser teeth whitening is a procedure designed to brighten your teeth. It’s also known as laser teeth bleaching.

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During the procedure, a bleaching gel is applied to your teeth. A laser is then directed onto your teeth, which heats up the gel. This activates its whitening properties and alters stain molecules on the teeth.

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Tooth discoloration can happen for many reasons, including:

  • consuming certain foods and drinks, like coffee and tea

  • using tobacco

  • aging

  • injury to the mouth

  • certain medications, like antihistamines and chemotherapy

This procedure typically uses stronger chemicals than those available in at-home whitening treatments. As a result, laser teeth whitening is more effective and yields faster results than home treatments like daily whitening strips or whitening toothpaste.

The whitening effects are temporary and may last between a few months to 3 years. This is longer than most other treatments, including whitening strips and toothpaste.

Your results and how long they last will depend on several factors, including:

  • the original color of your teeth

  • the frequency of treatments

  • your lifestyle habits

  • the bleaching gel and lasers used

For best results, you’ll likely need three or four sessions in total.

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Making changes to the following habits may also help maintain your results:

  • limiting or avoiding tobacco use, including cigarettes

  • limiting or avoiding foods and drinks that stain teeth, like coffee or red wine

  • reducing the risk of mouth trauma, which can increase stains

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