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Our high-tech laboratory has the latest products, services and a knowledgeable team to answer any of your questions. Your complete satisfaction is guaranteed.

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We’re happy when you're happy. If you're not 100% satisfied with your appliance, we'll make it right! It's that simple.

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We care about what goes into your mouth.

Dental Lab Direct only uses top quality FDA approved materials and products. But we don't stop there. With most of our appliances being completely hypoallergenic, you can rest easy knowing you will not have any allergic reactions due to harmful chemicals often used by other companies.

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Teeth Whitening FAQ

What happens during teeth whitening?

A tooth whitening procedure is performed to remove stains from your teeth. Stains can be either external or internal. External stains appear on the enamel, the outer layer of your teeth, caused mostly by staining foods and drinks. Stains within the tooth are a reflection of a deeper issue and involve the entire tooth.

Your teeth are brightened using hydrogen or carbamide peroxide solution during the procedure. Oxygen molecules enter the stains when this solution is applied to them on a microscopic level. Your teeth will lighten a couple of shades depending on the concentration of the whitening solution.

Does the teeth whitening system work on dentures or veneers?

You may feel tempted to try whitening treatment if your veneers have become discolored or if they have a yellow or brown tint to them. In a nutshell, no, false teeth cannot be whitened.

In most cases, porcelain and most bonding materials do not respond to traditional whitening treatments, which makes it practically impossible to whiten veneers, dentures, crowns, or implants after they have been placed.

How long do the teeth whitening effects last?

Smoking and diet are the  most common reasons for your teeth to stain quickly and short-live your teeth whitening.As it stains, your teeth rapidly change color and cause your whitening to fade quickly. Though it varies from individual to individual, in general, teeth whitening can last anywhere from six months to 2 years.

How long does the teeth whitening treatment take?

In terms of teeth whitening, there are many options, and which treatment to choose depends on the condition of the teeth, the cause of the discoloration, and the patient's preferences. In most cases, teeth whitening can be completed within a week. Touch-ups may be required in some cases.

Will teeth whitening results last forever?

It is important to know that there is a wide range of whitening options available on the market today, and the average teeth bleaching results can last anywhere from six months to two years with proper oral hygiene. Normally, the results last for about a year.

How often can teeth whitening be done?

Every 6 months to a year teeth whitening can be done irrespective of whether or not you have noticed a dramatic change in tooth color, it is a good idea to get your teeth whitened  regularly with your dental appliance provider.

Are there ways to make teeth whitening results last?

It is important to maintain the results of teeth whitening after achieving your desired shade of whiteness. The frequency of teeth whitening depends on your starting tooth color and lifestyle. Some people might need to touch up their teeth once every few months, while others may need more frequent whitening sessions.

If you consume food with staining agents and smoke, you will probably need to whiten your teeth more frequently.