How Does Teeth Whitening Work?

If you want to turn discolored teeth into a dazzling, white smile, try teeth whitening. Over time, your teeth can turn yellow or brown from aging, tobacco use, coffee, red wine, and soda. The good news is that cosmetic dentistry in the form of teeth whitening performed at Shebah Dental can make your teeth several shades lighter and help restore your beautiful smile.

Our hygienist starts by cleaning your teeth to clear away plaque and other debris. Next, a whitening solution is applied to provide faster and more efficient results. After this solution is applied, the dentist may use laser light to help speed up the whitening process by activating the main ingredient in the bleaching agent. This entire in-office process usually takes between 30 minutes and an hour.

After the procedure, the dentist may provide you with an at-home mouthpiece and gel with a lower concentration of the active ingredient. You will be instructed on how long and often you should wear the mouthpiece to achieve the best whitening results. Following treatment, you may experience some sensitivity, but this will diminish over time.

How Does Take-Home Teeth Whitening Work?

To maintain your results, our dentist may recommend a take-home whitening kit. Our take-home kits use the latest in LED technology to keep your smile bright from the comfort of your home or office. You will be given our dentist-recommended bleaching gel and a mouthpiece. The mouthpiece fits comfortably over your teeth and uses LED light to activate the bleaching gel.



Our LED treatment is safe, gentle, and speeds up the whitening process for more effective results. Compared to other take-home kits, our take-home LED treatments are highly effective. LED teeth whitening can lighten your teeth 6-8 shades during your initial whitening session, and at-home bleaching can maintain your stunning results without returning to the office. Be sure to follow our provided instructions and use as directed.

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