ORA WHITE

It is imperative to visit ORA WHITE-certified dentists only. People with periodontal (gum) disease, cavities, broken or missing fillings, braces, recent oral surgery or extractions, a potential peroxide or glycerine allergy, or pregnant or breastfeeding women should not have their teeth bleached. Discoloration may continue in the following 48 hours after treatment. For best results, avoid eating or drinking dark-colored foods and drinks during this time (unless you're wearing a white shirt). Some people may experience sensitive teeth and gums after the treatment. If this happens, you can take Sensodyne 2x a day, as well as Ibuprofen/Tylenol, to help alleviate the sensitivity. Some people may temporarily experience white spots. These are areas of dehydration from the whitening process and will disappear once hydration returns.

The majority of the reviews express a very positive and satisfactory experience in Ora White with Nicole. Nicole is described as a kind expert who made the whitening experience very comfortable and simple. The results were greater than anticipated, assuring anyone who doubts the operation that it is worth it. The clinic was clean and secure, and the treatment was personalized to match the client’s needs. Some individuals stated that the whitening results were excellent after only one session and that they were extremely pleased. Staff are very professional and kind, and the frequency of pleasant conversations makes the operation go smoothly. The whitening does not harm the teeth and the whiteness obviously demonstrates the efficiency of the method. Several clients have recommended it.