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Teeth whitening is a cosmetic dental procedure designed to brighten and rejuvenate your smile by removing deep stains and discoloration. Over time, teeth naturally darken due to aging, consumption of coffee, tea, wine, or certain foods, and habits like smoking. Even with regular brushing and professional cleanings, these stains can linger beneath the surface of the enamel.
If you are a candidate for a Single Dental Implant in Calgary, AB, we design an individualized treatment plan. This may include digital scans, 3D planning, and discussing timing and cost, so you are fully informed.
Over time, lifestyle and natural aging can cause gradual discoloration. Periodic professional touch-ups keep your teeth looking vibrant and help extend your whitening results.
A brilliant, confident smile is only one appointment away. Call Prograce Dentistry today at 587-418-8462 or visit us Northwest Calgary: 233-3630 Brentwood Rd NW to schedule your professional teeth whitening.
Our office is in-network with all major insurance providers. Please bring your insurance card to each appointment so we can make sure your information is as up-to-date as possible. If you do not find your insurance provider here; please call at 403-288-8080 for clarity.
Yes. Professional whitening uses stronger, dentist-approved bleaching agents and custom techniques that penetrate deeper and last longer than drugstore strips or pastes. Treatment is supervised by experienced dental professionals, ensuring safe, even whitening without harming tooth enamel.
Most patients notice a visibly brighter smile immediately after their in-office whitening session.
Take-home trays may take one to two weeks for optimal results, depending on your daily routine and the original shade of your teeth.
Professional whitening is highly effective for stains caused by food, beverages, and aging. However, intrinsic stains from trauma or certain medications may require alternative cosmetic treatments like veneers or bonding, which your dentist will discuss during the consultation.
With professional care, teeth can typically be whitened once a year without risk to enamel. Our dentists will provide a personalized schedule for touch-ups based on your oral health and lifestyle habits to ensure ongoing safety.
No. Whitening gels only affect natural tooth enamel. If you have restorations, we can create a treatment plan that matches or updates your restorations to blend seamlessly with your newly brightened teeth.