Toothpaste, strips & gels
Widely available, but often slow to produce noticeable results.
Cosmetic dentistry
Discoloration can dull the appearance of your smile over time. We offer KöR Whitening, a system that pairs in-office treatment with at-home whitening, for results that go deeper than standard whitening alone.
The basics
The outer layer of your teeth, the enamel, is naturally bright white, but over time, microfractures form that let pigments and stains collect, dulling its color.
Common contributors include heavily pigmented foods and drinks like coffee, tea, red wine, and dark berries; smoking or tobacco use; certain medications, including some antibiotics that can stain teeth from the inside; and simply getting older, as enamel wears and the darker dentin underneath becomes more visible.
Your options
Widely available, but often slow to produce noticeable results.
An in-office treatment paired with at-home whitening for a more thorough result.
What we offer
We use the KöR Whitening system to help you get a brighter, more even smile.
Keeping it up
Which fits
Whitening brightens the teeth you already have. If discoloration doesn't respond well to whitening, or you're looking to change the shape of your teeth too, veneers may be a better fit. Learn more about veneers →
How it works
01
Custom trays.
We take an impression or scan to create trays fitted to your teeth.
02
At-home phase.
You wear the trays with whitening gel as directed, on your own schedule.
03
In-office finish.
A follow-up in-office appointment completes the treatment.
Common questions
Some whitening systems can increase sensitivity, which is part of why we use KöR, a system designed to reduce that risk.
Results vary by patient and habits like diet and tobacco use. We'll walk you through how to maintain your results at your visit.
Not always. Some staining responds better to veneers than whitening. We'll let you know what to expect for your specific case.
New patients can start with a first visit, or contact us with questions first.