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Get professional teeth whitening in Katy, TX

Brightening the natural color of your teeth is a great way to help them look their best. Our professional teeth whitening treatments in Katy can erase several shades of stain, making your smile look healthier than it has in years.

Professional whitening offers faster and stronger results than products you can find online or in stores. You can use teeth whitening treatments on their own or to get a head start on your smile makeover before other restorations are placed (so that they match.) In fact, Dr. Wang frequently recommends whitening if you plan to get other aesthetic treatments, as permanent restorations cannot be "bleached" to a lighter color.

Plus, teeth whitening is extremely affordable. We recommend touching up after each checkup to help keep your smile white between visits.

Tooth Whitening reverses staining from:

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This depends on the severity of the staining. In most cases it'll only take one session while in others it can take multiple sessions. Even if the staining is severe, you'll see a marked difference after just one session.

Teeth whitening is considered to be safe, you may experience some tooth sensitivity after the first 1-2 sessions. This subsides over time.

Tooth whitening is a non invasive treatment and doesn't require any pain meds or anaesthetic. It's like going to the hair salon - but for your teeth.

The dentist or hygienist will first apply a protective gel to your lips and gums, followed by the application of the whitening gel to the teeth. The gel (which contains hydrogen peroxide) is then activated by a special LED light. The process varies in length, depending on the depth of the stain and the goal level of whiteness. It can be a little uncomfortable having your mouth open for such a long time, but many patients find listening to music or watching a movie helps to distract them. The upside is that there is usually only one treatment required. Deep staining may require additional treatments.