Professional Teeth Whitening in Staten Island
At Remedy Dentistry, we help patients achieve brighter, more radiant smiles with professional teeth whitening tailored to their smile goals. Tooth discoloration is caused by stains from foods and drinks—basically anything that can stain a white T-shirt, such as coffee, tea, red wine, berries, and sauces. Over time, these stains penetrate the enamel, giving teeth a dull or yellowed appearance.
Professional whitening uses a bleaching agent to lighten stains in natural teeth. Results vary with the cause of discoloration and the starting shade. Dr. Balaes can help you understand which changes may be achievable for your smile.
Our teeth whitening protocol prioritizes patient comfort. Some people experience tooth sensitivity with whitening; tell us about previous sensitivity so we can discuss your options. Typically, patients complete four 20-minute whitening sessions, usually over two visits, to achieve their final results. In addition, we provide a take-home whitening kit so patients can maintain and enhance their smile in the comfort of their own home. With this comprehensive approach, Dr. Balaes helps patients plan treatment and maintain their results.
Ready to transform your smile? Book your dental whitening appointment now with Dr. Balaes at Remedy Dentistry and start your journey to a more confident, radiant smile today!
Teeth Whitening and Your Smile Care Options
Explore porcelain veneers, learn about professional dental cleanings, or browse our dental services in Staten Island. Meet Dr. Balaes and discuss your smile goals at your appointment.
Before You Choose Whitening
Whitening changes natural tooth color but does not lighten existing veneers, crowns, or fillings. If your smile includes restorations, ask how the proposed shade will look alongside them. A dental evaluation can help clarify whether whitening is appropriate for your particular discoloration.
Read the American Dental Association’s teeth whitening guide for background on treatment options, limitations, and sensitivity.