A number of our everyday habits conspire to flip our teeth to yellowish. The foods we consume, beverages we consume, age, and smoking all cause yellowing over time. The fantastic thing is it’s likely to go from yellow to white teeth also, based on the way you pick, it may be carried out immediately or slowly.

At Bre’s Everlasting Beauty in Houston, Texas, our professional teeth whitening team can handle more than just permanent makeup, we can also enhance your smile! Contact us today and book your appointment with us today.

Yes. Extensive research and clinical studies indicate that whitening teeth is safe. In fact, many dentists consider teeth whitening the safest cosmetic dental procedure available.

Try to avoid brushing your teeth and gums 6 hours before your appointment.
* You should avoid eating for 2 hours after the appointment, please make sure to eat beforehand. * For 24 hours after whitening, you should eat/drink only neutral colored items such as water, chicken, turkey, potatoes, rice, etc. Please plan accordingly.
* For 24 hours after whitening, you’ll want to AVOID dark colored foods and beverages such as coffee, tea, soda, red wine, tomato sauce, red meat, dark veggies, and anything with heavy color.
* For 48 hours after whitening, when brushing your teeth use only white colored toothpaste and DO NOT brush your gums. Avoid using a whitening toothpaste during this time.
* Sensitivity may occur depending on the individual, drinking water during the 2 hours after the whitening may decrease this possibility.
* You must be over 18 and cannot be pregnant or breastfeeding to have your teeth whitened. * Healthy teeth are essential to ensure a safe whitening procedure. We recommend that you do not book if you have not seen your dentist within the past 12 months for a check up. Plaque buildup, dental problems and other factors may interfere with whitening.
* You must have healthy teeth and gums to have whitening performed. You MUST NOT have any untreated dental decay, damage, cavities or teeth causing pain. If you do, you must visit a dentist prior to booking.