Teeth whitening in Nashua, NH
A brighter smile with whitening
supervised by your dentist.
How professional whitening works
Over time, coffee, tea, red wine, tobacco, and aging can leave teeth looking yellow or dull. Boost in-office whitening uses a stronger whitening gel than store-bought products to lift those stains from the enamel.
Because the treatment is done in our office, we protect your gums before applying the gel and keep an eye on your comfort throughout. That supervision lets us use a stronger formula safely and tailor treatment to your teeth.
Whitening starts with an exam. Dr. Balani checks for cavities, gum problems, and existing fillings or crowns, since whitening works on natural enamel only. We talk about the shade you want and whether whitening is the right fit before treatment begins.
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Is whitening right for you?
Whitening works well for many adults with healthy teeth and gums. A few things affect how well it works for you.
Type of staining
Yellowish stains from food, drinks, and aging usually respond well. Gray or deep internal stains may respond less, and other options such as bonding or veneers may suit them better.
Fillings, crowns, and veneers
Whitening does not change the color of tooth-colored fillings, crowns, or veneers. If you have restorations on your front teeth, we will plan around them so your smile looks even.
Healthy teeth and gums
Cavities and gum problems should be treated first, so whitening is comfortable and effective.
Sensitivity
If your teeth are already sensitive, let us know. We can adjust the treatment and suggest ways to keep you comfortable.
What to expect at your whitening visit
Boost in-office whitening is usually done in a single visit. Here is how it works.
Step 1
Check and choose
We examine your teeth and gums, note your current shade, and talk about the result you want.
Step 2
Protect
We place a protective barrier over your gums and keep your lips and cheeks away from the teeth.
Step 3
Whiten
The whitening gel is applied to the front of your teeth and left on for timed intervals, then removed.
Step 4
Review and care
We compare your new shade and explain how to keep it, including what to avoid for the first day or two.
Keeping your smile bright
Whitening results are not permanent, but good habits help them last longer.
The first 48 hours
Teeth are more likely to pick up stains right after whitening. Try to avoid coffee, tea, red wine, dark sauces, and tobacco for the first day or two.
Everyday habits
Rinse with water after dark drinks, brush twice a day, and clean between your teeth daily.
Regular cleanings
Professional cleanings remove surface stains and help your results look fresh.
Touch-ups
Over time, teeth gradually darken again. We can talk about touch-up options when you are ready.
Our approach to teeth whitening
We aim for a natural-looking result that fits your face and your smile. Before treatment, we talk about the shade you have in mind and set realistic expectations based on your teeth.
Whitening is often one part of a larger plan. If you are also considering bonding or veneers, we can plan the order of treatment so everything matches.
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Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about professional teeth whitening, so you can feel prepared before your visit.
Still have questions?
Our front office is happy to help before your visit, from scheduling to payment.
115 Daniel Webster Hwy, Nashua. Get directions
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New patients call to schedule. We are on Daniel Webster Highway in Nashua.
115 Daniel Webster Hwy, Nashua, NH 03060
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