Can I be assessed and whitened within one trip?+
That is a good thing to ask when you get in touch, though the answer can only be firm after an examination. Findings that need treatment first, or a recommendation for trays, would change what is possible.
Do take-home trays really cut down on driving back and forth?+
They move the applications themselves out of the clinic, but they still have to be made and given to you, and your progress may need review. Ask how many appointments that would take in your case.
What would add an extra trip that I might not expect?+
The usual reasons are dental problems found at the exam, visible restorations that may stop blending in, and sensitivity needing a change of protocol. Raising each of these early gives you the clearest picture.
Will one in-office appointment give me all the change I want?+
No one can say so in advance. Your response depends on your starting colour, what caused it, your tooth structure, and the protocol used, and the shade is evaluated during the session.
Can I skip the exam if my teeth feel fine?+
Feeling fine does not rule out a problem whitening gel might aggravate or disguise. The check of your teeth and gums comes before any recommendation, because this is an elective treatment and your health goes first.
How does someone from St. Andrews begin?+
Use the form on this page or ring (204) 338-3003 and mention your hope of keeping trips down. The appointment is arranged once the clinic confirms it, at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street.