What it is
Teeth whitening, also called teeth bleaching, lightens external stains and natural tooth discolouration using dentist-supervised materials designed for safer, more predictable results than over-the-counter products.
Who it is for
- Tea, coffee or tobacco stains
- Dull or yellow-looking teeth
- Patients preparing for events or photographs
- Smile makeover patients needing shade improvement
Procedure
- 1
Shade check
We record your current shade and check that whitening is suitable for your teeth.
- 2
Cleaning if needed
Surface deposits are removed so whitening can work more evenly.
- 3
Whitening session
Professional bleaching material is applied under controlled conditions.
- 4
Aftercare advice
We guide you on sensitivity care and stain control to maintain brightness.
Benefits
Frequently asked
Does whitening damage teeth?
When done correctly under dental supervision, whitening is safe for suitable teeth.
How long does whitening last?
Results vary with diet and habits, but good oral hygiene and stain control help maintain the shade longer.
Available at our clinics
Choose a clinic location for consultation and appointment support for this service.