Teeth Whitening
Professional teeth whitening uses controlled agents to lighten discolouration of natural teeth. Results vary between patients and depend on the cause of discolouration. Existing crowns, fillings and veneers do not change colour with whitening.
Common reasons patients seek treatment
- Staining from food, drinks or tobacco
- Age-related colour changes
- Preparing for an event or a wider smile plan
Who it may suit
Patients with healthy teeth and gums who wish to address surface and age-related discolouration, after evaluation.
General benefits
- May improve the brightness of natural teeth
- Carried out under professional supervision
- Combined with cleaning and oral health assessment
Treatment process
- 01
Dental examination and cleaning where required
- 02
Assessment of the cause of discolouration
- 03
Whitening procedure or supervised home protocol
- 04
Aftercare and maintenance advice
Frequently asked questions
How long do results last?
This varies with diet, habits and oral hygiene. Touch-up treatment may be suggested over time.
Can whitening cause sensitivity?
Some patients experience temporary sensitivity. Tell your dentist if you have a history of sensitive teeth.
Who should consult a dentist: Consult a dentist if you are considering whitening or notice a change in tooth colour.
Treatment recommendations vary from patient to patient. A consultation with a qualified dental professional is required to determine the appropriate treatment.
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