

What is In-Clinic Teeth Whitening?
In-clinic tooth whitening is a procedure designed to lighten the colour of your teeth using a combination of a hydrogen peroxide gel and a specially designed ultraviolet lamp. The treatment involves using the gel and lamp in conjunction with each other to produce maximum whitening results in the shortest possible time. During the procedure the whitening gel will be applied to your teeth and then your teeth will be exposed to the light from the lamp for eight to twelve minute in three sessions. During the entire treatment, a plastic retractor will be placed in your mouth to help keep it open and the soft tissues of your mouth (gums) will be covered to ensure they are not exposed to the gel. Vaseline may also be applied to the lips as needed.
What is In-Clinic Teeth Whitening?
In-clinic tooth whitening is a procedure designed to lighten the colour of your teeth using a combination of a hydrogen peroxide gel and a specially designed ultraviolet lamp. The treatment involves using the gel and lamp in conjunction with each other to produce maximum whitening results in the shortest possible time. During the procedure the whitening gel will be applied to your teeth and then your teeth will be exposed to the light from the lamp for eight to twelve minute in three sessions. During the entire treatment, a plastic retractor will be placed in your mouth to help keep it open and the soft tissues of your mouth (gums) will be covered to ensure they are not exposed to the gel. Vaseline may also be applied to the lips as needed.