Frequently Asked Questions

You may experience temporary sensitivity; however, this typically subsides naturally within one to two days.

While the process of whitening agents penetrating the teeth can cause temporary sensitivity—giving the impression that they’ve become "weaker" —it is medically unrelated to your dental health.

For the first 1 to 2 hours following the procedure, please refrain from consuming anything other than water. Especially, food items that cause staining like coffee and curry can easily lead to discoloration, so please avoid them if possible.

The longevity of whitening results varies for each individual depending on dietary habits and aftercare. Generally, the effect lasts anywhere from three months to two years. For those who wish to maintain a consistently bright smile, we recommend regular whitening sessions or considering a ZERONATE treatment.

Rather than simply "painting" them white, teeth whitening is better understood as a treatment that extracts pigments that have penetrated the enamel.

While removing tartar and surface stains can make your teeth appear brighter, scaling itself does not provide a whitening effect.