11 · Treatment
Teeth whitening
Dentist-guided whitening for a brighter, fresher smile with a shade plan that respects your teeth and gums.
A brighter smile, without guesswork
Professional whitening can lift many stains caused by food, drinks, tobacco and natural ageing. Your dentist first checks the teeth and gums, discusses the shade you want and selects an approach that is safe and realistic for your smile.
What whitening cannot change
Whitening changes natural tooth colour. Existing fillings, crowns and veneers do not lighten in the same way, which is why a consultation matters before you choose a shade.
Common questions
Before you book
When the teeth and gums are checked first and the instructions are followed, whitening is generally well tolerated. Temporary sensitivity can happen and usually settles.
No whitening result is permanent. Food, drink and time gradually bring the shade back, but sensible habits and occasional maintenance can extend the result.
Only natural tooth structure responds to whitening. A consultation identifies restorations, cracks or sensitivity that should be dealt with first.
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