09/02/2026
Do you still have questions about teeth whitening? 🧐
✨ We’ve got answers! Welcome to Part 2 of Whitening 101, where we’re breaking down some of the most common questions about whitening. ✨
✔️Why can’t I seem to get my teeth as white as I want them?
Whitening results vary from person to person, and it doesn’t always mean you are doing anything wrong! 😃
Think of it like tanning—some people naturally develop a deeper tan, while others may see less change.
Factors such as the natural shade of your teeth, how consistently you follow your whitening routine, your diet and consumption of staining foods and beverages, and how well you maintain your overall oral hygiene can all influence your results. 🪥
👑 Crowns, veneers, and fillings cannot be whitened, as only natural teeth are affected by the whitening material.
✔️How long do whitening results last?
Whitening results can last anywhere from 6 months to 2 years, slowly diminishing over time.
It depends on your diet and consumption of staining foods and beverages, whether you use to***co, and how well you maintain your overall oral hygiene.
For example, if you are a devoted coffee drinker, the whitening results will not last as long as someone who only drinks water. ☕️
Whitening is not a permanent fix and does require touch-ups to help maintain the results. 🤩
✔️What if I have sensitive teeth?
Whitening treatment can still be done if you have sensitive teeth. Sensitivity is a common side effect of whitening. 👍
To help reduce sensitivity, a sensitive toothpaste can be used, along with reducing the percentage of whitening gel and the amount of time the trays are worn.
Whitening trays can also be worn every other day to further help minimize sensitivity.
However, it is still important to be consistent with whitening, as the material needs consistent, repeated exposure over a certain time frame to be effective. 🥳