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Teeth Whitening

  Beaming White , the fastest and most effective teeth whitening system, is now available in a relaxed enviroment at the most affordable price. Our professional teeth whitening system guarantee you a beaming white smile in minutes. 

  • 15-60 minutes treatment
  • Safe
  • Inexpensive
  • No sensitivity, gagging or heat
  • The most advanced technology
  •  The more treatment the person get the whiter the teeth get
  Beaming White is a state-of-the-art Professional Whitening System that is clinically proven to be safe, fast and effective. This advanced technology utilizes a patented Cold blue light The White Knith  with a patented  whitening gel to accelerate the whitening process. Beaming White patented Cold blue-light technology called The White Knith and  Whitening System is quick, effective and gently delivers a naturally brilliant smile. Now is the perfect time to look and feel better about yourself with a whiter, healthier, and more confident smile.  Your smile is important. It’s one of the first things people  notice when they meet you and a briter, whiter smile can help you feel better about yourself and leave a lasting impression.  

Teeth Whitening FAQ

Q: How does it work?
A: This advanced technology utilizes a patented Cold Blue light The White Knith with a patented whitening gel to accelerate the whitening process. This revolutionary technology is quick, effective and gently delivers a naturally brilliant smile in a few minutes.  
Q: Does teeth whitening cause sensitivity?
A: Tooth sensitivity is extremely rare after the procedure. The Beaming White procedure will not damage enamel or existing fillings. The primary ingredient in Beaming White gel is hydrogen peroxide, which has been safely used in teeth whitening for over 100 years and is recognized as an effective whitening ingredient by the dental community. The percentage of hydrogen peroxide used in Beaming White proprietary gel is only 16% much lower than other whitening gels that often contain 35%-50%.The majority of our clients experience no pain or sensitivity after the Beaming White Professional Teeth Whitening treatment. A very small percentage of customers may experience minor gum sensitivity following the procedure. Taking some sort of analgesic almost always resolves the feeling.   

Q: What is the difference between carbamide and hydrogen peroxide gel?

A: The two most common active ingredients in teeth whitening are hydrogen peroxide and carbamide peroxide while the two are very closely related, there are differences that should be highlighted in explaining why certain manufacturers use hydrogen peroxide and others use carbamide peroxide.
Carbamide peroxide acts more slowly and will need to be on the teeth for longer.
In general, hydrogen peroxide products are used for short daytime use and carbamide peroxide is used for longer overnight periods. In order to provide the most rapid and effective whitening treatment, all Beaming White whitening gels contain hydrogen peroxide as the active ingredient. 
  
Q: How white will my teeth get?
A: In general, results will vary from customer to customer depending on the types of stains present, the peroxide dose and the among of length of the teeth whitening sessions. Beaming White has been able to achieve over 8+ shades whiter on average. 
Q: How often can a person whiten his/her teeth?
A: In theory results can last up to 2 years, but in practice that depends on the person’s consumption of red wine, tobacco products, drinking a lot of coffee, tea, dark soft drinks. We recommend that you get your teeth whitened every 6 month. Regular professional care and use of the Beaming White Maintenance Pen can help maintain your whiteness for 1-2 years.  
Q: Is this procedure for everyone?          
A: Virtually anyone wanting to whiten his or her teeth can benefit from using Beaming White, including people with severe food, coffee, tobacco or tetracycline stains. There are a few people that should not undergo teeth whitening.Any of the following:
Pregnant or lactingPeople with poor enamel or decalcification caused by excessive use of fluorides. People with periodontal disease including gingivitis or gums in poor condition. People who wear braces. People who recently had oral surgery. People with open cavities. People with a history of allergic reactions to peroxide products. People with silver filling in, near o behind the front teeth. People under the age of 16.