Zingers happen when the nerves in your teeth react to the whitening process. Although the procedure itself does not hurt, with Zoom Whitening it is possible to experience brief flashes of sensitivity pain, known as ‘zingers’. Dr Nejati advised using this with custom trays (which I already have) every day for about a week. Zoom Whitening is completely safe and the chances of damage to your teeth is minimal to none. I’m surprised by how relaxing the whole thing was – by the end of each of the 15-minute intervals I was almost falling asleep.Īt the end I rinsed off and was given some syringes of the bleach to top up my result later. You have to wear a plastic thing to keep your mouth open, but it doesn’t hurt or really even feel uncomfortable. Dr Nejati – who has 400k followers on Instagram and is impossibly glam – told me all about the treatment while she sorted everything.īecause the backs of my teeth were in a bit of a state, Dr Nejati used a scaling tool as well as doing the oxygen clean, which felt no different to a standard scale and polish. It is definitely worth to go with WhiteSpeed if you are considering to whitening your teeth at all.

Honestly I was just nervous to be out of the house after not seeing a person in forever, but the clinic was lovely and the staff were very friendly. You can get the Zoom whitening as low as 25 dollar for a take-home kit or 150 for QuickPro at a dental office or 399 for the Zoom WhiteSpeed. This is what my teeth looked like when smiling naturally before whitening – not bad, but quite yellow (Picture: Jessica Lindsay) Faff involved

Is zoom whitening worth it