Teeth Whitening

Teeth Whitening

Teeth whitening can help brighten the smile and reduce the appearance of everyday staining. At our Oakville office, we help patients explore whitening options in a way that is safe, thoughtful, and appropriate for their oral health.

Before whitening, it is important to make sure your teeth and gums are healthy and that whitening is the right option for your goals.

Teeth Whitening Treatment In Oakville | Dr. Agatha Bis
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Teeth Whitening Treatment Oakville | Dr. Agatha Bis
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Patient’s Teeth Before & After Teeth Whitening

Smiling couple, teeth whitening at the office of Dr. Agatha Bis in Oakville

Why Teeth Become Stained

Teeth can become stained over time due to:

  • Coffee or tea
  • Red wine
  • Certain foods
  • Smoking
  • Aging
  • Natural enamel changes

Is Whitening Right for You?

Whitening may not be suitable for every patient. Existing fillings, crowns, veneers, gum sensitivity, or dental concerns can affect the results. A consultation allows us to review your smile and discuss what you can realistically expect.

A Smile That Still Looks Like You

At our office, the goal is not to create an artificial-looking smile. The goal is to help your smile look healthy, refreshed, and natural.

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Before You Whiten

Before whitening, we check for cavities, gum problems and worn enamel, and treat them first. Whitening on teeth with open cavities or exposed roots causes sensitivity and uneven results.

Whitening does not change the colour of fillings, crowns or veneers. If you have these on your front teeth, they may need replacing after whitening to match. We explain the whitening options that suit your teeth at your consultation.

Common Questions

Is whitening safe?

Professional whitening is safe for most adults when the teeth and gums are healthy. Temporary sensitivity is the most common side effect and usually settles within a few days.

How long do the results last?

Results often last one to three years, depending on coffee, tea, red wine and smoking. Occasional touch-ups maintain the shade.

Is whitening covered by insurance?

Whitening is cosmetic and is usually not covered by insurance.

What else can improve the colour of my teeth?

For teeth that do not whiten well, bonding or veneers may be an option. See cosmetic dentistry.

Interested in teeth whitening in Oakville? Book a consultation with Dr. Agatha Bis.

710 Dorval Dr #220

Oakville, ON L6K 3V7

(905) 338-6684

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Opening Hours

Mon - Wed: 9am – 5pm
Thu: 9am – 3pm