Teeth Whitening

Brighten Your Smile. Feel More Confident—Fast.

Stains from coffee, tea, wine, tobacco, and everyday life can make teeth look dull over time. Our professional teeth whitening service is a quick, in-office cosmetic treatment designed to lift stains and brighten your natural tooth shade—without a long recovery or downtime.

What Is Teeth Whitening?

Teeth whitening is a cosmetic service that uses a peroxide-based whitening gel to help lighten the appearance of natural tooth enamel by breaking down and lifting stain molecules. It’s a popular, non-invasive way to refresh your smile before a big event—or simply because you want to look and feel your best.

Important note: Whitening works on natural teeth only. It does not whiten crowns, veneers, bonding, or tooth-colored fillings.

Benefits of Professional Teeth Whitening

A brighter smile—with a comfortable, guided experience.

Faster, noticeable brightening

In-office whitening is designed to deliver visible results in a single visit—perfect when you want a quick refresh.

Helps lift common surface stains

Your program is overseen by medical professionals who monitor your progress and adjust as needed.

Controlled, comfortable process

Our team follows a structured protocol to protect your lips and gums while the whitening gel works to help minimize irritation.

Take-home maintenance included

Every treatment includes a take-home whitening pen to help you maintain your results between visits.

How Teeth Whitening Works

The Science Behind Teeth Whitening

Whitening gels typically use hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide to break stain compounds into smaller, less visible particles—making teeth look brighter. This reaction works on both surface (extrinsic) stains and some deeper (intrinsic) discoloration, depending on the cause of the stain and your natural tooth structure.

Because everyone’s enamel and stain patterns are different, results vary. Yellow-toned teeth often respond better than gray-toned discoloration, and some internal discoloration may be more resistant.

What We Offer

45-Minute In-Office Teeth Whitening Options

Our whitening appointments are 45 minutes and include personalized guidance and aftercare instructions.

Whitening +
Take-Home Pen

$ 175
  • 45-minute in-office whitening session
  • Whitening pen to take home

Whitening + Take-Home
Maintenance Kit

$ 225
  • 45-minute in-office whitening session
  • Whitening pen to take home
  • Whitening foam toothpaste
  • Enamel booster to support comfort for sensitivity

 

Ready to Brighten Your Smile?

Book your teeth whitening session today and leave with a brighter look—and an easy at-home plan to help maintain it.

Call: (215) 383-9936
Visit: 8400 Roosevelt Blvd. Suite 200, Philadelphia, PA 19152

What to Expect

Simple, Comfortable & Straightforward

Here’s how getting started with Thinnr works at Philadelphia Medical Group:

Choose your whitening option and schedule a convenient time for your 45-minute visit.

We’ll review key questions (like sensitivity history and dental work) and look at your current tooth shade so you have a clear baseline.

We help protect your lips and soft tissues, then apply the whitening gel so it can work on the stained tooth surfaces.

Before you leave, you’ll receive your take-home products (based on your selected option) and simple instructions to help maintain your new shade.

Frequently Asked Questions

Honest answers to common questions

When performed appropriately, professional teeth whitening is generally well-tolerated. The most common side effects are temporary tooth sensitivity and temporary gum irritation, which typically resolve.

No. Whitening only affects natural tooth enamel. If you have crowns, veneers, bonding, or tooth-colored fillings, those restorations will not change shade and may look different next to newly whitened teeth.

Results vary based on diet, oral hygiene, and lifestyle. Many people maintain results for months (or longer) with good brushing/flossing habits and mindful intake of staining foods/drinks. Your take-home pen can help with touch-ups.

Some people experience mild, temporary sensitivity—especially to cold air or cold drinks. If you’re prone to sensitivity, consider the option that includes the enamel booster, and follow the aftercare instructions we provide.

It depends on your starting shade and the type of discoloration. Yellow-toned stains often respond well, while gray tones or certain internal stains may respond less. We aim for a natural-looking brightening that fits your smile.

Whitening may not be recommended if you have untreated cavities, gum disease, significant sensitivity, or if you’re currently managing dental pain. If you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, it’s best to consult your dentist/healthcare provider before whitening.

For best longevity, avoid heavy stainers (like coffee, red wine, dark sauces, and tobacco) for a short period after whitening, and follow the maintenance plan you receive at your visit.

A Brighter Smile + Confidence Boost—In Just One Visit.