A brighter smile—fast. Our professional whitening services are designed to lift surface stains and dramatically brighten your teeth in a single visit, with comfortable, guided applications and immediate results.
Advanced Teeth Whitening
$140
Best for: deeper staining, maximum brightness, big events
In about one hour, achieve up to 10 shades lighter.
How it works:
- Three whitening applications (about 10–15 minutes each)
- A quick rinse between each application
- Results you can see right away
- Great for: coffee/tea stains, lifestyle discoloration, photos, weddings, special occasions.
Express Teeth Whitening
$125
Best for: a quick refresh, first-time whitening, on-the-go glow
- A one-and-done treatment in under 30 minutes, with an average of up to 6 shades lighter.
- Perfect when you want:
- A fast boost before an event
- A brighter smile without the longer session
Add-On Whitening Special — $95
- Upgrade your appointment and leave glowing—skin and smile.
Add Express Teeth Whitening to any of the following for a special price of $95:
- Microneedling
- Opus
- Colibri
- Lash Lift
- Brow Lamination
Ask us to add it to your visit when booking!
FAQ'S
Q – Does teeth whitening work?
Yes, teeth whitening does work on natural teeth that have experienced some surface and/or subsurface stains from eating, drinking or smoking things that leave stains on or in the tooth enamel. Most of our customers have been very pleased with their results,
Q – How long does teeth whitening last?
Average results for peroxide-based whitening gels last 6 months to 1 year and this also depends entirely upon your own tooth enamel and on your habits.
Q – Does it hurt?
Most people experience absolutely no sensitivity with Beaming White products. Less than 5% reported tooth sensitivity or gum irritation from our Advanced Kit – which is for professional use only and contains 16% hydrogen peroxide gel.
People with gum disease might experience irritation because their gum tissues are not healthy. Only use whitening products if your gums don’t bleed when you floss.
People with tiny cracks in their tooth enamel, any stage of dental carries, or very thin or porous enamel might experience tooth sensitivity from peroxide-based whitening gels.