Teeth Whitening in Westford & Bedford


Zoom! Teeth Whitening in Westford, MA

Facts About Teeth Whitening


  • Teeth whitening does not damage your teeth. 
  • Crowns and veneers cannot be whitened. 
  • Teeth whitening will not impair dental work. 
  • You can reduce staining by being cognizant of the foods and beverages you consume. 
  • Using fluoride can help remineralize teeth after whitening. 
  • Sensitivity after treatment is normal.

Benefits of Teeth Whitening


People refer to teeth as pearly whites, but the truth is that most people don’t have naturally pearly white teeth. Over time, teeth get discolored or look dull. But, with the advanced teeth whitening procedures we offer, nearly everyone can have a beautiful set of pearly whites!

Having a bright smile isn’t the only perk of professional teeth whitening. 

  • Boost in confidence and self-esteem
  • A healthier mouth
  • Fast results
  • A happier, positive outlook

FAQ About Teeth Whitening


Is teeth whitening dangerous?


No, it is not dangerous. Teeth whitening under the professional care of your dental team does not pose any risk.


Does teeth whitening hurt?


No, teeth whitening is a simple procedure that does not hurt. However, some patients do experience some sensitivity following the treatment. This is due to the whitening agent interacting with the enamel of the teeth. This sensitivity can last anywhere from a few minutes to a couple of days. If you experience this, over-the-counter pain medication can offer some relief, though it should subside rather quickly.

Can yellow teeth turn white?


Yes! Professional teeth whitening can leave you with incredible results. If you have yellow teeth, it is very possible to turn those teeth white again.

How often can I whiten my teeth?


Generally, you shouldn’t whiten your teeth more than once per year, although some treatments suggest it every few months. This will vary based on the specific whitening treatment so it is best to speak to your dentist for the proper recommendation.

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