Choosing between in-office whitening and take-home trays depends on your specific goals, lifestyle, and sensitivity levels. Both professional options are dentist-supervised for safety and offer superior results compared to over-the-counter kits.
In-Office Whitening (Zoom or Laser)
If you are looking for immediate, dramatic results, our in-office treatments are often the best choice.
- Speed: These sessions take approximately 1 to 1.5 hours in-chair, providing a visibly brighter smile in just one visit.
- Effectiveness: Zoom teeth whitening can lift your smile by up to 8 shades, while laser teeth whitening can improve it by 6–10 shades.
- Sensitivity: Because these methods are more powerful, they carry a moderate sensitivity risk, which we manage with specialized desensitizing gels.
Custom Take-Home Trays
If you prefer a more gradual process or have a higher sensitivity threshold, our custom-fitted trays are an excellent alternative.
- Convenience: You can whiten on your own schedule at home over a period of 7–14 days.
- Effectiveness: These trays typically provide a 3–6 shade improvement.
- Comfort: This is our gentlest option, featuring a low sensitivity risk due to the gradual nature of the treatment.
At our recently upgraded clinic in New Westminster, we operate in a judgement free space and always prioritize what is best for your oral health. We care about your smile, and we invite you to Book Appointment for a consultation so we can help you choose the ideal whitening method for your needs.
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