Teeth Whitening Treatment

Teeth whitening is a cosmetic treatment that brightens your smile by removing stains and lightening the colour of your teeth. After protecting your lips and gums, a specialized whitening gel is applied to the tooth surfaces. The gel is activated with a light source and applied in multiple layers to achieve a noticeable improvement in shade.

Before & After Results

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the procedure?

Your lips and gums are covered to protect soft tissues, then a whitening gel (usually containing hydrogen peroxide) is applied to your teeth. A special light is used to activate the gel, which is applied in several coats during the session.

Is the whitening safe?

Yes, when carried out by a dental professional. The protective measures keep the gel off gums and lips, and the process is monitored to ensure safe application.

Who is a good candidate for whitening?

Anyone with discoloured or stained teeth (from food, drinks, aging, or smoking) who seeks a brighter smile and has generally healthy gums and enamel is a suitable candidate. If you have extensive decay or very thin enamel, your dentist will advise whether whitening is appropriate.

How long will the effects last?

Results vary depending on your diet, oral hygiene and habits such as smoking. Maintaining regular cleaning and avoiding heavy‑staining foods/drinks will help keep the brighter shade longer.

What should I do after treatment?

After the session, avoid excessive consumption of dark‑coloured foods and drinks (such as coffee, red wine) for at least 24‑48 hours, and continue good brushing and flossing habits. Your dentist may recommend touch‑up treatments when the shade starts to fade.