How should I prep for a teeth whitening session?

• It is recommended that you have a teeth cleaning within 6 months to experience the best results. Please wait at least 48 hours after your cleaning to do a whitening session.

How does the whitening session work?

• The SunnaSmile gel absorbs the LED light energy, which photo-chemically "excites" the peroxide molecules into breaking down faster. It provides "activating energy" that speeds up and improves the performance of whitening. The SunnaSmile removes years of built-up stains and discoloration in just 20 minutes.

How long is a whitening session?

• Your session will last 20 minutes, but plan to be at our studio for a total of 40 minutes to include prep & paperwork.

Can teeth whitening be used on Veneers, Caps, or Crowns?

• Yes! SunnaSmile is enamel safe and pH Neutral. It is designed to remove stains, restoring veneers/caps to their original color.
  

What does the gel taste like?

• Fresh, minty and lightly sweet! SunnaSmile whitening gel will not make much contact with your tongue (it's okay if it does) so you likely won't notice a taste to the gel at all. 

Is this safe for sensitive teeth?

• Expect little to no sensitivity after using SunnaSmile; it was formulated with sensitive teeth in mind. It’s safe on enamel, protects gums, causes little to no sensitivity, and is a registered natural health product. A very small percentage of people will have minor discomfort in their mouth and this normally dissipates within 10 minutes.

What makes SunnaSmile different from other whitening treatments?

• SunnaSmile is different from other whitening options in several ways: it’s safe on enamel, protects gums, causes little to no-sensitivity, is a registered natural health product and on top of all that, it’s more cost-effective. One SunnaSmile at-home whitening kit is the equivalent in whitening power to 50 tubes of whitening toothpaste, 25 dental whitening syringes and 5 packages of strips!

Can I get my teeth whitened if I have Gingivitis?

• If you have gingivitis or any periodontal disease you should consult with your dentist prior to whitening.

Can I get my teeth whitened while pregnant?

• We recommend that you contact your physician prior to using whitening while pregnant. However, no government issued restrictions currently exist.