What do people want most to change about their smile?
They want whiter teeth.
Teeth whitening is the quickest and simplest way to restore your natural smile and feel more confident every day. It is a safe, effective treatment that brightens your teeth and gives them a healthy glow. Having your teeth professionally whitened under expert care ensures the best results, often visible after just one visit.
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Why choose professional teeth whitening?
Everyone’s teeth and gums are unique. Factors like age, lifestyle, diet, and medications affect how your teeth respond to whitening. Over-the-counter products may not work for you and can sometimes harm your gums.
- Customized treatment: We listen to your concerns and goals, examine your teeth and gums, then recommend the whitening method that is right for you.
- Expert care: Our dentists are trained specifically in whitening techniques, ensuring safe and effective results.
- Powerful whitening: We use prescription-strength bleaching agents, the most effective available.
- Immediate results: Professional whitening can brighten your smile in as little as an hour.
- Even coverage: Unlike many store-bought products, our method whitens all surfaces evenly, including tricky contours.
- Greater comfort: Our laser-assisted process reduces sensitivity and protects your gums.
Professional teeth whitening offers:
Only a qualified Dentist in Toronto Ontario can recommend the safest, most effective whitening approach for your smile. Call us to learn more!
Prefer whitening on your own time? Our customized take-home kits let you whiten at your convenience with near-professional results.
- Medical-strength whitening gel: Much stronger than what you find in stores.
- Custom-fitted trays: Made from models of your teeth for an exact fit, ensuring consistent whitening and less sensitivity.
- Expert guidance: We teach you how to use the kit safely and effectively for the best outcome.
These kits include:
Use your kit over three to four weeks to gradually lighten your enamel with professional supervision.
When should I whiten?
Teeth whitening will not change the colour of crowns, veneers, or fillings. If you will need these restorations soon, we recommend whitening first so we can match your dental work to your new, brighter smile.
Whitening removes stains from the tooth surface and deeper within enamel to reveal a fresher, cleaner look.
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Why do teeth become stained or discoloured?
Surface stains: Your tooth enamel is strong but porous, absorbing stain-causing substances such as:
- Dark drinks like coffee, tea, wine, cola, and fruit juices
- Dark sauces like soy and tomato sauce
- Sugary foods and drinks
- Brightly coloured fruits like berries and cherries
- Tobacco products
- Poor nutrition and oral hygiene
Deep stains: The inner layer beneath enamel naturally yellows or greys with age, especially as enamel wears away. Medications, illness, or injury can also affect inner tooth colour.
Top Teeth Whitening Options
Professional In-Office Whitening
The most effective option for many patients. A bleaching solution is applied using custom trays, then activated with a gentle laser that helps oxygen molecules penetrate enamel and remove stains. This method offers immediate, dramatic results and reduces sensitivity risks.
Take-Home Whitening Kit
For whitening at your own pace, we provide custom trays and medical-grade gel. This gradual approach lightens teeth safely over weeks with less irritation than store kits.
Contact us today
to schedule an initial consultation & exam.
Your consultation will include an examination of everything from your teeth, gums and soft tissues to the shape and condition of your bite. Generally, we want to see how your whole mouth looks and functions. Before we plan your treatment we want to know everything about the health and aesthetic of your smile, and, most importantly, what you want to achieve so we can help you get there.
Cost of Professional Teeth Whitening in East York
Professional in-office teeth whitening treatments typically cost between $600 and $1200. If you prefer a more affordable option, our take-home whitening kits provide professional guidance and usually cost around $300 to $600.
- In-office whitening is performed by experienced dental professionals who use stronger, more effective whitening agents than those found over the counter. This method is very precise, greatly reducing the chance of gum irritation or lasting sensitivity. It also delivers the fastest and most dramatic whitening results.
- Take-home kits, provided under professional supervision, contain whitening agents that are more powerful than drugstore brands. These kits use custom-made trays that fit your teeth perfectly, ensuring an even application and minimizing gum irritation. While it takes a few weeks to see noticeable results, this option offers greater flexibility to whiten your teeth at your own pace.
Why is there such a difference in cost?
The price varies because each whitening method offers different benefits and levels of convenience.
If you have any questions or want a personalized quote, please give us a call or book an appointment. We’re happy to help you find the best whitening solution for your smile.
Frequently Asked Questions
Plaque forms when bacteria are not fully cleaned away. Over time, plaque hardens into tartar, which only a dentist or hygienist can remove. This yellow buildup can make teeth appear discoloured.
Yes, but some sensitivity may occur initially. This usually decreases with continued treatments. Always follow the instructions for your whitening product carefully.
No, crowns, veneers, and fillings do not change colour with whitening, so whitening beforehand is best if you plan dental restorations.
Usually not. Check with your provider. We can give you an estimate to submit for coverage.
Avoid staining foods and drinks such as tea, coffee, red wine, coloured sodas, fruit juices, tomato sauce, curry, soy sauce, red meat, chocolate, and most fruits except bananas after whitening.
With good maintenance, results can last from six months up to three years depending on the treatment and lifestyle.
