Brightening
Teeth whitening
Whitening is more predictable when it is controlled and done under a dentist's supervision.
Overview
Overview
Discolouration can come from outside factors such as tea, coffee or smoking, or from the tooth itself. Before whitening, tooth and gum health are checked; if there is decay or gum trouble, that comes first.
Existing fillings and crowns do not respond to whitening agents, which is why planning matters.
The process
The process
Pre-check
Tooth and gum health are assessed and suitability is determined.
Treatment
A suitable method is applied under your dentist's control.
Aftercare advice
Habit and care advice is shared to help keep the result.
Good to know
- Temporary sensitivity can occur.
- Results vary between people and may fade over time.
- Ask your dentist first if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Frequently asked
When indicated and done under dentist control, the aim is an approach that respects tooth tissue. Suitability is still decided at examination.
It depends on diet, smoking and care habits; no exact duration can be promised.
Related treatments
The information on this page is general and does not replace diagnosis or treatment advice. The right approach for you is decided by your dentist after an examination.
Let's talk about it.
An examination is needed to decide the right approach for you. Leave an appointment request and our team will get back to you.
