Frequently Asked Questions

We want you to plan on about 2 hours for your appointment to achieve your whitest, most natural shade.

Absolutely! We offer the safest FDA approved plant and mineral based gel. It is totally safe to use on your teeth and previous dental work AND has enamel building qualities. Our products are made in the USA and do not contain animal byproducts. They are not tested on animals, are gluten free and vegan friendly. Because our products are all natural, they are safe for everyone including kids and pregnant and nursing moms!

The total cost is $184 for any new client. Anytime you come after that whether it is 6 months or 2 years, the price is only $139. Watch for promotional discounts on Instagram or your email.  Ask us about our group rates!

We also offer a whitening pen (great for soda, coffee and wine drinkers!), charcoal toothpaste, home maintenance kits and other products to help with your at home teeth whitening maintenance.

This depends on how porous your teeth are and your diet. Typically, you will see your whitening last about 6 months to 1 year. Some people's teeth stain easier than others because teeth will soak up what we eat or drink. After your teeth are whitened, stay on top of your at home maintenance, good oral hygiene, and annual touchups! 

Most clients experience little to no sensitivity during or after the session because our products are so natural. A small percentage of clients may feel some sensitivity, which is generally gone within 24 hours. We will apply a desensitizing gel before your whitening and send it home with you to use as needed for sensitivity if there is enough leftover. 

Yes! We can accommodate up to 5 people at a time. It's always fun to whiten with friends and family! Ask us about our group rates. 

Yes! That is a great time to get your teeth whitened. After spending time in braces you want to show off your new straighter smile, but definitely don't want it to look yellow! Braces can also leave white spots on your teeth around where the brackets were called decalcification or demineralization. We have a remineralization treatment that can help with this.