Teeth Whitening | Green Lake, WI

A Brighter, More Radiant Smile!

Teeth Whitening Near MeIn just a few minutes, a simple dental service can change your whole smile. Teeth whitening is very much in-demand these days and, here at Green Lake Dental, we are proud to provide our patients with high-quality, affordable options for teeth whitening.

No matter how well you take care of your smile, it is inevitable that you will experience at least some discoloration over time. Teeth can become yellow or stained due to repeated use of substances such as coffee, wine, or tobacco, nerve deterioration, prolonged fluoride use or, quite simply, aging. Teeth whitening can be conducted by yourself at home using a dentist-supervised process or done here in the dentists chair to make your smile radiant again.

Teeth Whitening: You’ve Got Options

When you have your teeth whitened at Green Lake Dental, results will be more precise and longer-lasting than you would see with the majority of drugstore treatments. The process we use here at Green Lake is guaranteed to lift the color of your teeth several shades and give you the confidence that comes with a whiter, brighter smile.

If you want to whiten your teeth with Green Lake Dental, you can choose an at-home, dentist supervised process or one done here in-office. Results vary depending on the method, so contact us today to discuss your situation and we can recommend the best teeth whitening service for you.

Teeth Whitening Concerns

Some patients experience temporary tooth and gum sensitivity after using our at-home, dentist-supervised teeth whitening treatment. This is a normal side effect and should go away quickly. Some patients may also not see the level of teeth whitening they were expecting after one treatment and may require one or more “touch-ups” to keep a consistently white smile. Please note: our teeth whitening treatment has no negative interaction with, or effect on, materials used for bonds, crowns, or veneers.

Common Teeth Whitening Questions

Why should I get my teeth whitened at the dentist? Can’t I do it at home?

You have three options when it comes to teeth whitening: in-office treatment; at-home, dentist-supervised treatment; and at-home treatment using mass-market products. The longest-lasting and most immediate results come from the in-office treatment. At-home, dentist-supervised whitening may take longer to show results, but are still the most popular method. At-home, mass market products may produce mixed results. Still not sure what’s right for you? Give us a call to discuss.

Will teeth whitening make my teeth more sensitive?

You may experience heightened sensitivity after a teeth whitening treatment. Our experienced team will do everything possible to ensure you are comfortable and experience the least amount of post-process sensitivity. If you normally have sensitive teeth, let our team know when you book your treatment and we can discuss solutions with you to reduce discomfort.

How soon after the treatment will I notice results?

Dentists in Green LakeAfter an in-office treatment, most patients see results right away. At-home, dentist-supervised treatments typically take longer to show results, anywhere from a couple of days to a week. If teeth are deeply stained, it may take multiple treatments before you notice results.

How often do I need to whiten my teeth?

How often a patient needs to whiten their teeth depends, well, on the patient! For those who are regular consumers of substances that stain teeth (think coffee, wine, or tobacco), they may want to have more frequent treatments. No teeth whitening process provides permanent results, so the majority of patients elect to get “touch-ups” done every six months or so.

What can I do to keep my teeth white over time?

The best way to keep your teeth white is to commit to a good oral hygiene routine. Brush and floss your teeth every day and do your best to limit consumption of substances that can stain your teeth, like wine, coffee, and tobacco. Getting regular whitening touch-ups will also prolong the results of your procedure.

Do you have a question that was not addressed here? Give us a call or stop by our office today!