YOUR TREATMENT GUIDE
Teeth Whitening
Tea, coffee, tobacco and ageing can affect natural tooth colour. Professional whitening can lighten some stains, but a dental examination comes first to check tooth and gum health.
Discuss an appointment
When you may want a consultation
- Natural teeth have darkened or developed stains
- Wanting to understand safe options rather than unverified home remedies
- Considering whitening before a planned cosmetic restoration
What to expect
- Identify the likely cause of colour changes and check teeth and gums
- Discuss likely results, temporary sensitivity and suitable technique
- Whitening if appropriate, with aftercare advice
Aftercare and important considerations
Whitening does not change the colour of crowns, fillings or veneers. Results vary and some patients experience temporary sensitivity; avoid unapproved bleaching products.
Common questions
Does whitening damage teeth?
An appropriate dentist-supervised plan helps minimize risks; unsuitable products can harm gums and enamel.
Will the result last forever?
No. Diet, smoking, hygiene and individual factors affect how long the result lasts.
Let’s talk about your dental health.
Treatment decisions and costs depend on examination. Call to confirm an appointment and current clinic hours.