1. Assessment: Begin with an assessment of the patient's dental health and discuss their goals for teeth whitening.

2. Preparation: Clean the teeth to remove any plaque, tartar, or surface stains.

3. Protection: Protect the gums and soft tissues by applying a barrier or protective gel.

4. Application of Whitening Gel: Apply a high-quality whitening gel to the teeth. This gel typically contains hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide, which penetrates the enamel to break down stains and discoloration.

5. Activation with Special Light or Laser: Utilize a special light or laser to activate the whitening gel. The light or laser helps to accelerate the whitening process and enhance the effectiveness of the gel.

6. Monitoring: Monitor the whitening process to ensure the desired results are achieved without causing discomfort or sensitivity.

7. Rinse and Evaluate: After the designated treatment time, rinse the whitening gel from the teeth and evaluate the results.

8. Repeat or Additional Sessions: Depending on the desired level of whitening and the initial shade of the teeth, additional whitening sessions may be recommended for optimal results.

9. Post-Treatment Care: Provide instructions for post-treatment care, including avoiding foods and beverages that may stain the teeth and practicing good oral hygiene.

10. Follow-Up: Schedule follow-up appointments to monitor the results and address any concerns or questions the patient may have.

Importantly, our use of LASER technology helps mask the temporary teeth hypersensitivity commonly experienced after conventional teeth whitening procedures. This innovative approach ensures a more comfortable experience for our patients during and after treatment