Brighter, gently
Brighter, without the zingers.
Whitening can make teeth sensitive. We use a lower-strength gel over a little more time, with a desensitizer built in, so you get a natural, brighter smile without the sharp twinges.
How we make it gentle
What's different here.
- Low-sensitivity gel with desensitizer built in
- A cleaning first, so the result is even
- Shade checked against a guide, before and after
- Custom trays for touch-ups at home
- We'll tell you honestly if whitening won't help
Fees, posted
No surprises.
- Custom take-home traysTrays, gel and a shade check$395
- In-office whiteningIncludes take-home touch-up kit$595
- Touch-up gel$45
Concept fees in CAD, before insurance. We direct bill most plans and accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan. All fees and insurance.
Shade guide
Where are you starting from?
Tap the shade closest to your teeth today. We'll show a realistic target, not a fake, glowing white.
Pick a shade to see a typical result.
- A4
- A3.5
- A3
- A2
- A1
- B1
- BL4
- BL2
- BL1
Typical results from our gentle in-office whitening plus take-home trays. Everyone's enamel is different, so we'll confirm at your visit.
Questions
Teeth whitening, honestly answered.
Will it make my teeth sensitive?
A little sensitivity is common, but our gentler gel keeps it mild and short. Tell us if it bothers you and we'll adjust.
Does whitening work on crowns or fillings?
No. It only lightens natural enamel, so we'll plan around any visible crowns or fillings.
How long does it last?
One to three years, longer with occasional touch-ups.
Fernwood Gentle Dentistry
Ready when you are.
Not a minute before.
Or call (250) 555-0143 · Direct billing · CDCP accepted · Evening hours Tue & Thu