Treatments · Brighten
A brighter smile starts with a closer look.
Professional whitening changes the colour of natural teeth. Your dentist first checks your teeth and gums.
Teeth whitening
Professional teeth whitening, following an assessment of your teeth and gums.
Who it may suit
People concerned about the colour of natural teeth, where an examination confirms that whitening is appropriate.
What the process involves
- 01
Discuss your tooth colour, dental history and goals.
- 02
Check your teeth and gums before treatment.
- 03
Explain the recommended whitening method and protect the gums as needed.
- 04
Discuss sensitivity, aftercare and realistic expectations.
Risks and limits
- Temporary sensitivity and gum irritation can occur.
- Whitening does not change the colour of fillings, crowns, veneers or bonding.
- The response varies and the colour can change again over time.
Other options
Surface stain removal, other suitable restorative options, or choosing no aesthetic treatment for now.
Visits, inclusions and ongoing care
Your dentist will explain the visit schedule and recommended care after assessing your case. Ask your clinic for an itemised quotation, including any records, laboratory work, follow-up, refinements or retainers relevant to your plan.
Results vary. Every treatment starts with an examination.
The next step is a conversation
Start with your own questions.
We examine first, explain plainly, and recommend only what suits you.