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Our professional-grade whitening treatments can significantly lighten the shade of your teeth.
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Teeth whitening is a process that can be completed in our dental office or with a custom take-home kit provided by Dr. Lari. During whitening treatments, we remove the stains from your teeth so your smile looks brighter and more natural. The process also lifts natural discoloration, giving you whiter teeth than you had previously. The safest way to get white teeth is to consult with our Rancho Santa Margarita dentist about whether you qualify for this non-invasive treatment.
Our professional-grade whitening treatments can significantly lighten the shade of your teeth.
Professional teeth whitening offers more effective and noticeable results compared to over-the-counter whitening products.
Tailored to your specific needs, professional whitening treatments ensure even whitening and personalized care.
In-office whitening treatments provide immediate results in a single visit, so you leave with a brighter smile the same day.
From your first exam to the final result, here's exactly what to expect — calm, clear, and never rushed.
Request an AppointmentWe begin with a one-on-one consultation to assess your oral health, discuss your smile goals, and tailor a whitening plan just for you.
A thorough cleaning removes surface stains and plaque, ensuring the whitening gel can work its magic most effectively.
Relax in our comfortable chair while we apply a powerful yet gentle whitening gel to your teeth. We may also use a special light to accelerate the process.
To keep your smile gleaming, we provide personalized tips on how to maintain your results and minimize future staining.
Coffee, tea, red wine, or tobacco have left your teeth looking stained or discolored.
Teeth naturally absorb stains as the years go by, causing your smile to look darker than before. Certain medications can also stain enamel.
Your teeth and gums are healthy with no active cavities or gum infections, but your smile lacks the brightness you want.
You are planning new restorations and want to whiten first, so your dental work is matched to a brighter shade.
The most common whitening treatments we offer are in-office (same-day) whitening and take-home custom trays. Both work extremely well, and our team will discuss the pros and cons of each as it fits your situation.
A same-day treatment performed in our comfortable office, ideal when you want immediate, dramatic results in a single visit.
Professional-strength whitening gel in trays molded to your teeth, letting you brighten your smile gradually on your own schedule.
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Yes. To ensure the whitening gel targets deep stains, plan to have your dental cleaning just before a whitening treatment.
Yes, teeth whitening is a safe and effective treatment when performed by a qualified dental professional. Some people may experience temporary tooth sensitivity or gum irritation after treatment.
Whitening should not be used on any teeth with active cavities or disease, as the ingredients could cause pain or irritation. That is why we always check your oral health first.
Coffee, tea, red wine, and cigarettes are common culprits, but teeth also absorb stains as the years and decades go by, causing smiles to look darker over time. Even certain medications can cause enamel staining.
Brush twice a day and floss daily, rinse with water after dark drinks or staining foods, and schedule a cleaning at Elite Dentistry twice a year. If you have a take-home kit, we recommend touching up after each six-month cleaning, or every three to four months if you drink a lot of coffee or tea.
The cost varies depending on the method used. At Elite Dentistry, we offer affordable teeth whitening options to fit your budget, and our team is happy to walk you through them.
A good candidate for teeth whitening is someone who wants whiter teeth and has healthy teeth and gums, with no active cavities or gum infections. Whitening is ideal for adults of all ages, as well as older teens, though we recommend avoiding whitening products if you are nursing or breastfeeding. Because whitening is non-invasive, it's a safe and affordable option for anyone looking to enhance the overall appearance of their teeth—including patients planning to whiten before new restorations so their dental work matches the brighter shade.
Let us help you on your teeth-whitening journey here in Rancho Santa Margarita and take the first step toward a more luminous you. Fill out the form below, and our team will reach out within one business hour.
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In-Office Whitening Professional whitening treatment performed in a dental office, often using a high-concentration whitening gel and a special light or laser to accelerate the process.
At-Home Whitening Whitening treatments that can be done at home, typically using custom-made trays with a lower-concentration whitening gel or over-the-counter products like whitening strips or toothpaste.
Bleaching The chemical process of lightening the color of teeth using peroxide-based agents.
Custom Trays Mouth trays made from impressions of your teeth to ensure a comfortable and effective fit for at-home whitening.
Laser Whitening Using a laser to activate the whitening gel and accelerate the whitening process.
Scaling and Polishing Cleaning the teeth to remove surface stains and plaque before whitening.
Zoom Whitening A popular in-office whitening system that uses a special lamp to activate the whitening gel.
Hydrogen Peroxide A common bleaching agent used in many whitening products.
Carbamide Peroxide Another bleaching agent that breaks down into hydrogen peroxide.
Whitening Gel A peroxide-based gel applied to the teeth for whitening.
Whitening Strips Thin, flexible strips coated with whitening gel that are applied to the teeth.
Whitening Toothpaste Toothpaste containing mild abrasives or polishing agents to remove surface stains.
Extrinsic Stains Stains on the outer surface of the teeth caused by food, drinks, or smoking.
Intrinsic Stains Stains within the tooth structure, often caused by medications or trauma.
Sensitivity Increased tooth sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet stimuli, which can be a side effect of whitening.
Shade Guide A tool used to measure and compare tooth color.
Tetracycline Staining Intrinsic staining caused by the antibiotic tetracycline.