Glo® Teeth Whitening – Southlake, TX
Professional Teeth Whitening
That’s Trusted & Safe
Having a brighter smile can have a drastic, positive affect on your life, especially when you find yourself at important, life-changing events, like a job interview, wedding, or on a date. Instead of shoveling your money into countless store-bought toothpastes and whitening kits that don’t provide you with the results they promise on the packaging, invest in trusted, safe, and professionally administered in-office Glo teeth whitening for our Southlake, TX dental patients.
Why Choose Huckabee Dental for
Glo® Teeth Whitening?
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Up to 12 Shades Brighter
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No Dental Sensitivity
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Additional
Financing Available
How Does Glo® Teeth
Whitening Work?
Glo in-office treatment can brighter your teeth by up to 12 shades within an hour-long appointment. Our team uses Glo’s Guided Light Optics technology that uses a highly concentrated whitening gel and a special light to help you achieve the best possible results from treatment. The best part is, sensitivity will be minimal, if any at all, and you’ll be able to enjoy long-lasting results.
Candidates for
Glo® Teeth Whitening
Teeth Whitening FAQs

Perhaps you think teeth whitening in South Lake sounds great. After all, the procedure can help anyone’s pearly whites live up to their name! However, you likely have concerns about it you’d prefer to address. Fair enough – getting the relevant facts will help you feel confident in treatment. Luckily, we at Huckabee Dental have you covered: here are some answers to popular teeth whitening questions. By reading them, you’ll learn what whiteners can do. Otherwise, please call our office for details.
Am I a Candidate for Teeth Whitening?
In truth, the requirements for teeth whitening aren’t stringent. You’re likely a good candidate if you can’t smile boldly due to stubborn stains. Once that fact is settled, most can proceed with the procedure.
Still, the best way to confirm candidacy is with a consultation visit. This appointment would let our dentists perform an oral exam and learn your smile goals. If they find your teeth and gums healthy, they’ll begin working on your custom treatment plan. Should you have an untreated dental issue, our office will perform preparatory services first.
Does Teeth Whitening Hurt?
Pain is a big concern for dental patients, whether in preventive care or cosmetic upgrades. That said, professional teeth whitening is typically comfortable. Dentists customize the procedure for your mouth, so it’s unlikely to cause tooth sensitivity.
Of course, do let our team know if your teeth tend to be sensitive. We can adjust the whitening process accordingly. For example, we could do spaced-out treatments to avoid unpleasant sensations. Our dentists can also suggest specialty toothpastes that would numb your teeth beforehand.
Does Teeth Whitening Damage Enamel?
Teeth whitening doesn’t harm healthy enamel. If it did, dentists wouldn’t offer the service in the first place. After all, they’re committed to your oral health!
Things change, however, when the teeth in question suffer decay or gum disease. In that case, whitening chemicals may cause problems. It’s thus essential that you receive a thorough oral exam before treatment. By getting one, a dentist sees if your teeth are well enough for the bleaching process.
Even if a dentist discourages whitening, don’t worry. They can still provide valuable tips on products and oral hygiene habits. That way, you’ll be closer to a safe, white smile.
Is Teeth Whitening Permanent?
Unfortunately, no – teeth whitening’s effects aren’t permanent. The results typically last from a few months to a few years, depending on how you care for your teeth.
Thankfully, though, there are ways to prolong the whitening effect. To that end, consider the following tips:
- Practice Good Oral Hygiene – If you keep your teeth clean, you’ll prevent future tooth stains. So, remember to brush twice daily, floss once daily, and rinse with mouthwash often.
- See Your Dentist Often – Six-month checkups and cleanings help whitening last. These visits, you see, allow dentists to treat minor staining before it gets more severe.
- Avoid Poor Dental Habits – Using cigarettes, cigars, or chewing tobacco will discolor your teeth.
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