Professional whitening lifts years of coffee, tea, and wine staining safely and evenly. Choose custom take-home trays for gradual control, or an in-office session when there's a wedding, reunion, or photo day on the calendar.

We record your starting shade and make sure teeth and gums are healthy, since cavities and gum irritation should be treated first.
Fast in-office whitening, custom take-home trays, or a combination, depending on your goals and sensitivity.
Professional-strength gel is applied with your gums protected, for even results without the patchiness of strips.
Occasional top-ups with your custom trays maintain the result for the long term.
Over-the-counter strips use low-strength gel and one-size-fits-all application, so results are slower and often uneven. Professional whitening uses stronger gel under supervision, with custom-fitted trays that keep the gel on your teeth and off your gums.
A dentist also checks why teeth are discolored first. Some stains respond well to whitening; others, such as those from old fillings or a tooth that has darkened after an injury, need a different fix.
Whitening lightens natural enamel only. Crowns, veneers and tooth-colored fillings keep their original shade, so if you have visible restorations we'll plan around them, and sometimes recommend whitening first and matching new work afterwards.
Queens Village Dental Care is at 214-81 Jamaica Ave, Queens Village, NY 11428, and welcomes patients from Queens Village, Bellerose, Hollis, Cambria Heights, Floral Park, Jamaica and across Queens. Hours and directions
Most patients gain three to eight shades depending on starting color and method. We'll show you realistic expectations before you commit.
Yes. Professional peroxide gels used as directed don't damage enamel. We check your teeth and gums first so sensitivity is managed, not endured.
No. Restorations don't change color. If they're in your smile zone we'll plan whitening first, then match any replacements to your new shade.
Dentist-supervised whitening is considered safe for enamel when used as directed. Temporary sensitivity is the most common side effect and fades within days.
Results commonly last a year or more, depending on diet and habits. Coffee, tea, red wine and smoking bring stains back faster.
Whitening is cosmetic, so dental plans usually don't cover it. We're happy to quote the options before you decide.