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Professional whitening in Wenatchee

A brighter smile, planned professionally.

Zoom! is an in-office whitening procedure designed to produce visible results during a supervised dental visit.

About this care

Zoom! In-Office Whitening

Professional whitening is intended to lighten discoloration in natural tooth enamel. Before treatment, your dental team evaluates your teeth and gums and discusses existing crowns, fillings, or veneers, which do not whiten like natural teeth.

Results and sensitivity vary from person to person. A consultation helps set realistic expectations and gives you a chance to discuss comfort, maintenance, and whether another cosmetic option would better address your concern.

What to consider

What professional guidance adds

An oral-health check

The team can identify issues that should be addressed before whitening begins.

Realistic expectations

Different types of discoloration respond differently, and restorations require special consideration.

A maintenance plan

Your team can explain habits and follow-up options that may help preserve your result.

Your care path

From question to clear next step.

  1. 01

    Check your starting point

    Review tooth color, existing restorations, sensitivity, and oral health.

  2. 02

    Complete supervised treatment

    The whitening procedure takes place in the office with the dental team.

  3. 03

    Protect your result

    Follow individualized guidance for sensitivity and ongoing maintenance.

Common questions

Helpful answers before you call.

Will whitening change the color of crowns or fillings?

Whitening primarily affects natural tooth structure. Crowns, veneers, and tooth-colored fillings generally do not lighten in the same way, so they should be considered when planning.

Can whitening cause sensitivity?

Temporary sensitivity can occur. Tell the team about existing sensitivity so they can discuss comfort considerations before treatment.

How long will the result last?

Longevity varies with diet, tobacco use, oral hygiene, and other factors. Your dental team can recommend maintenance based on your result and habits.

Your dentists

Meet the people behind your care.