A brighter, more confident smile
Professional whitening can brighten natural teeth that have dulled over time. We assess your teeth and gums first to confirm whitening is suitable for you — and we’re honest about what it can and can’t do, so your expectations are met. Professional whitening for natural teeth — assessed first, with honest expectations.
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What whitening can — and can't — do
Whitening lightens the natural enamel of your own teeth, which can dull from coffee, tea, and everyday wear. It's important to know its limit: whitening does not change the colour of dentures, crowns, or fillings. For a stained or discoloured denture, the right path is cleaning it or, when needed, replacing it — not whitening.
Natural teeth only
Whitening brightens your own enamel — it doesn't affect dentures, crowns, or fillings, and we'll tell you up front.
Assessed first
We check that your teeth and gums are healthy and suitable before any whitening is recommended.
Clear, honest costs
Cosmetic whitening is generally not covered, so we explain any estimated cost before you decide.
How treatment works
What to expect
From the first assessment to maintaining your shade, you'll always know what's happening and why.
Assessment
We examine your teeth and gums, confirm whitening is suitable, and discuss realistic results.
Plan
We agree on the approach that fits your teeth and goals, and explain any estimated cost first.
Whitening
Professional whitening is applied to your natural teeth, with comfort kept in mind throughout.
Maintain
You leave with care tips to help results last, and we're here for occasional top-ups as needed.
Coverage & cost
Clear about coverage before you begin
Cosmetic whitening is generally not covered by insurance or the Canadian Dental Care Plan. We're upfront about that, explain any estimated out-of-pocket cost before you decide, and never recommend treatment you don't need.
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Whitening questions
Does whitening work on dentures?
No. Whitening changes the colour of natural tooth enamel only and cannot lighten dentures, crowns, or fillings. If your denture looks stained or discoloured, the right path is usually a professional cleaning or, when needed, replacing the denture rather than whitening it.
How long do results last?
Results vary from person to person and gradually fade as everyday foods and drinks stain the teeth again. Good home care and limiting staining drinks help results last longer, and occasional top-ups can help maintain the shade.
Is whitening safe?
When done after a proper assessment, professional whitening is generally well tolerated. Some people notice temporary sensitivity. We check that your teeth and gums are suitable first and talk through what to expect.
Is whitening covered by insurance or CDCP?
Cosmetic whitening is generally not covered by insurance or the Canadian Dental Care Plan. We explain any estimated cost up front so you can decide with no surprises.
Thinking about a brighter smile?
Book a consultation, or call and we'll answer your questions about whitening, what it can do, and what it costs.