Teeth Whitening

Teeth whitening is a cosmetic procedure that can get your teeth between four and eight shades whiter in an hour, depending on the whitening system your dentist uses. Professional whitening is the safest because dentists are trained to use the higher concentrations of active whitening ingredients.

Dentists offices also provide at-home whitening kits so you can maintain your brighter smile between visits. These kits are typically more effective than what you buy in stores. With proper maintenance, a professional teeth whitening session can last two to three years.

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Get the Brighter Smile You’ve Been Missing

A brighter smile begins with an exam. Your 11 Dental professionals want to ensure your teeth and gums are healthy enough to whiten. They apply a gel to your gums and lips as protection from the whitening agent.
We apply a professional-strength whitening gel to your teeth. It contains hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide in higher doses than what you get in at-home kits. The gel breaks down discoloration on the enamel.
You sit under a special light to activate the gel to whiten your teeth. The gel is rinsed and you will see your teeth several shades lighter before you leave the office.
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Teeth Whitening Is Effective and Safe

One of the advantages of going to a dental professional for teeth whitening is you know what the results will be. You will get noticeably whiter teeth. That isn’t always the case with at-home kits you buy retail. The other advantage is you know a professional is trained so there won’t be damage or side effects. Some using at-home kits use them wrongly or too much, causing damage to their teeth enamel.

The best bet is to let 11 Dental do your teeth whitening for superior, safe results.

Around 10% of Canadians have their teeth whitened by an in-office professional regularly. Nine percent state they had a professional whitening treatment at least once.

A survey of Canadians shows 51% said having better looking teeth or a better smile would motivate them to smile more often.

A Canadian survey reported that the vast majority, 84%, believe a nice smile boosts self-esteem and well-being.

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