Porcelain Teeth Whitening in Phoenix, AZ
Looking for professional teeth whitening near you? At Lashes & Body on Fleek, our advanced Porcelain Teeth Whitening is the go-to solution for those craving a fast, dramatic smile upgrade.
This 1-hour teeth whitening treatment uses 20% hydrogen peroxide (HP) for deep stain removal with results that can last up to 3 months. We perform 3–4 whitening cycles in one appointment using LED technology to enhance effectiveness—ideal for anyone asking how to whiten my teeth quickly and safely.
Our treatment mimics the power of laser teeth whitening without the sensitivity, making it one of the best options for white teeth without damage.
✔️ Safe for sensitive teeth
✔️ Noticeable results after one session
✔️ Great for events, photoshoots, or self-care days
✔️ Relaxing studio experience in Phoenix
How Does Salon Teeth Whitening Work?
Pre-Treatment – Teeth are cleaned to remove surface debris.
Whitening Gel Application – A 20% peroxide-based whitening gel is applied to the teeth.
LED Light Activation – A blue LED light is used to accelerate the whitening process, helping break down stains faster.
Relax & Wait – The treatment typically lasts 45-60 minutes, depending on the level of whitening desired.
Instant Results – Teeth can appear 2-8 shades whiter in just one session!
How Long Do Results Last?
- Typically lasts 3 to 6 months, depending on lifestyle habits.
- With good aftercare, results can last up to a year.
- Periodic touch-ups help maintain brightness.
Benefits of Salon Teeth Whitening
Quick & Convenient – Achieve a brighter smile in just one session.
Affordable – Less expensive than in-office dental whitening.
Safe & Non-Invasive – No pain, needles, or drilling.
Great for Special Events – Perfect for weddings, photoshoots, or a confidence boost!
Who Is a Good Candidate?
Anyone looking for a quick, brighter smile.
✔ People with mild to moderate stains from coffee, wine, or smoking.
✔ Those who want an affordable, non-dental whitening solution.
❌ Not recommended for:
- People with severe discoloration or deep stains (may need dental whitening).
- Those with gum disease, cavities, or extremely sensitive teeth.
- Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals (as a precaution).
