Patient information
Teeth whitening can lighten natural teeth discoloured by diet, tea, coffee, smoking or similar factors. The method and suitability are determined after examination.
The teeth and gums are checked, and expectations are discussed against the recorded starting shade.
Professional cleaning may be recommended first when surface deposits are present.
The gums are protected and the whitening material is applied under dentist supervision.
The response is reviewed and advice is given about sensitivity, diet and ongoing care.
Whitening affects natural tooth structure only. Existing composite fillings, porcelain or zirconia crowns and bridges do not change colour.
The possible shade change and number of sessions vary according to the cause of discolouration, tooth structure and sensitivity. No fixed shade or guaranteed result can be promised.
Temporary sensitivity is a common side effect and usually settles. Severe or persistent pain should be assessed.
Your dentist may recommend temporarily avoiding strongly coloured foods, drinks and smoking after treatment.
No. Whitening changes natural tooth structure only; existing fillings, crowns and bridges keep their colour.
Temporary sensitivity can occur. The method and schedule can be adjusted after the examination and according to your response.
The selected method and treatment plan determine the fee after an examination.
The information on this site is for general information only. Diagnosis and treatment planning are determined individually after a dentist’s examination.
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