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No. Teeth whitening is a cosmetic procedure and is not typically covered by private dental insurance plans or the Canada Dental Care Plan. You pay…
Whitening works well on surface stains from food, drinks, and tobacco. It has limited or no effect on intrinsic discolouration caused by tetracycline…
In-office professional whitening once or twice a year is generally appropriate for most patients. More frequent treatment is not recommended because…
Whitening gel does not change the colour of porcelain crowns, veneers, or composite fillings. If you whiten your natural teeth and have visible…
Sensitivity after whitening is common and temporary. The bleaching agent temporarily increases the permeability of the enamel, which can cause a…
No. Professional whitening agents work on the organic colour compounds inside the enamel, not on the enamel structure itself. Studies on professional…
Yes. Professional whitening using peroxide-based gels under dental supervision is safe for healthy teeth and gums. The concentration is higher than…
Yes. We accept cash, credit, debit, cheque, and Interac e-Transfer. We also offer iFinancing, a third-party financing option that allows patients to…
That depends on what the problem is. Whitening addresses colour only. It cannot fix chips, gaps, or shape. Bonding works for minor chips and small…
Yes. We offer oral sedation, IV sedation, and full general anesthesia for patients who find dental procedures difficult. For cosmetic cases, oral or…