Teeth whitening

It depends on your starting shade and the method used. Teeth usually get 1 to 3 shades lighter, but daily habits make a big difference: drinking mate (the traditional Uruguayan herbal tea), smoking, coffee or drinks with coloring, among other things.

Yes, as long as it's done under professional supervision or guidance and with the right products. Pharmacy whitening products or unsupervised kits (sold online) can damage your enamel or cause chemical burns to your gums and the inside of your mouth; ours won't.

It depends a lot on each person's habits (coffee, wine, tobacco and more). With small touch-ups from time to time, you can make it last much longer.

We generally always recommend at-home whitening, for the following reasons: 1. It causes less sensitivity than in-office whitening, because of the concentration of product used in each case. 2. It lightens more shades than a single in-office whitening session. 3. In the future you can buy just the product at a lower price and reuse the trays from your first whitening.

No. The main difference between in-office and at-home whitening is the concentration of product used. In-office whitening may feel more effective, but it's only a bit faster (and it can cause some sensitivity for that reason).