Non peroxide teeth whitening is one of the most popular nonsurgical cosmetic procedures in the world for the discerning customer who wants to look younger,
increase confidence and feel attractive.
However, it's important to acknowledge that this popular treatment does have its own limitations and drawbacks fused with the fact that non peroxide teeth whitening is not for everyone.
Women who are pregnant or nursing are always advised against whitening due to it never having been tested, as well as people who suffer from gum disease.
Non peroxide teeth whitening is also not recommended for people with broken or cracked teeth or cavities in the areas that they want to be whitened.
It's also important to remember that most non peroxide teeth whitening procedures only work with natural teeth; veneers, crowns and fillings will only return to their original shade.

So, if you are a suitable candidate for non peroxide teeth whitening, how white will they go? The results of whitening your teeth are very much subject to their existing undertone.
Most people have a slight undertone to their smile ranging from a palest yellow, to a very pale brown to the palest of grey, average is 3/4 shades whiter.
Ideal non peroxide teeth whitening candidates are those whose teeth are discoloured or stained due to the constant consumption of tea, coffee, wine and other acidic drinks and foods.

A double session is recommended which takes approx 1hr, there is no chance of sensitivity or damage to teeth or gums and can be treated every 2wks if required.

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