Tooth whitening
Whitening aims to lighten teeth that have darkened or stained, using methods supervised by your dentist. Teeth and gums should be healthy first.
The shade you reach varies. Fillings and crowns do not whiten. We explain this clearly beforehand; a particular shade is not guaranteed.
Who might it be for?
- Staining from tea, coffee or smoking
- Age-related darkening
- People with healthy teeth and gums
- Cases where shade is part of a wider plan
How does the process work?
- ExaminationTeeth, existing restorations and gums are checked.
- CleaningA clean is carried out first if needed.
- Shade recordYour starting shade and expectations are discussed.
- TreatmentWhitening is applied with a method your dentist considers suitable.
- ReviewSensitivity and care advice are shared.
Frequently asked questions
Does whitening harm teeth?
When done under professional care in suitable conditions, lasting harm is not expected. Temporary sensitivity can occur.
How long does the result last?
This depends on diet and oral care.
Do fillings and crowns whiten too?
No. Matching restorations can be discussed afterwards if needed.
Can I whiten during pregnancy?
Whitening is generally not advised in pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Please ask your dentist.
Information on this page is for general guidance. The right treatment for you is decided by your dentist after examination and any necessary tests.
Whitening
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