What exactly is in professional whitening gel?+
The active ingredient is peroxide, which can lighten colour within natural enamel and dentin. Your dentist decides on a suitable strength and protocol after considering your oral health and any sensitivity.
Why does a dentist have to look at my teeth first?+
Whitening gel can aggravate sensitivity that has not been treated, and it will not fix every cause of discolouration. An examination makes sure an elective treatment does not end up hiding a real problem.
Which parts of my mouth will get lighter?+
Only natural tooth structure may respond. Composite fillings, bonding, crowns, bridges, and porcelain veneers keep the colour they already have, and we will point these out if they show.
What is the difference between a stain and my natural colour?+
A stain typically comes from pigments gathering on the enamel, while natural colour lies within the tooth and can deepen as you get older. Your dentist can explain which seems to apply to you.
Do I choose between a clinic visit and trays right away?+
There is no need to arrive with a decision made. That choice comes after your assessment, once starting colour, schedule, and sensitivity can all be considered together.
Is it normal to feel a bit nervous about trying this?+
Completely. Tell the clinic what concerns you, and ask to have anything explained in simpler words before a step begins.
As a first-timer in Templeton-Sinclair, how do I book?+
Whichever feels easier will do: the form on this page, or a call to (204) 338-3003. Care is provided at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6, and someone from the clinic gets back to you to finalize the time.