Teeth Whitening

Contact us today and Ask About Our Teeth Whitening and Bleaching Special that Runs Until July 4th.

For patients wanting a whiter, younger looking smile, our NYC office provides the Brightsmile in office bleaching system, which has been clinically proven to whiten teeth in about one hour. This is a safe, comfortable treatment that is performed in our office and it has been proven to whiten teeth by an average of 9.3 shades in one visit.

During the hour visit, under the supervision of one of our qualified dentists, your gums are first sealed and protected, then your teeth will be coated with a layer of carbamide peroxide gel. A fluorescent light is then shined onto the teeth surfaces to maximize the whitening effect of the gel.

After one hour the gel is rinsed off and the patient is given post- operative instructions and provided with the complete line of Brightsmile products to maintain their overall dental health. Patients are always satisfied with their results and the results last for many years.




FAQ’s about Teeth Whitening:

Should I bleach my teeth before I have other restorations performed?
No, great care is taken to block out/protect your gums and any sensitive areas on the teeth. The bleaching procedure if performed correctly does not damage either of these structures.

How long will the effects last and do I have to do it again?
The bleaching results vary from patient to patients and the results also depend on a patients habits such as smoking, foods and drinks that stain teeth etc. Usually the results last 2-3 years and if touch ups are necessary they may be performed again at that time.

Can I get the same results with the over the counter products?
Most of the whitening products (such as the strips) on the market will either take much longer (3 weeks) to obtain less/similar results and some products such as the whitening toothpastes or gels are just not effective. A lot of the whitening toothpastes are very abrasive and are meant to just get rid of surface stains and not to actually bleach the teeth. In addition due to their abrasiveness they may cause tooth sensitivity in the long run.