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Cosmetic
Teeth Whitening
Dentist-supervised whitening options to lighten the shade of your natural teeth.
Overview
Teeth whitening lightens the natural shade of your teeth. Results vary between people, depending on the type and cause of discolouration. After an examination, your dentist can explain whether whitening is suitable for you and which approach may fit best.
Who may need teeth whitening?
- Adults with generally healthy teeth and gums who want a lighter shade
- People whose teeth have darkened with age, coffee, tea or other staining
- Patients preparing for a special occasion (with realistic expectations)
Potential benefits
- Can lighten the shade of natural teeth
- Supervised by a dental professional for safety
- Options for in-clinic or take-home use
- Non-surgical and conservative compared with other cosmetic treatments
Outcomes vary between individuals, and no specific result can be guaranteed.
Treatment process
What to expect, step by step
- 1
Suitability check
We examine your teeth and gums and discuss what to expect.
- 2
Preparation
Teeth are cleaned and your gums are protected.
- 3
Whitening
The whitening agent is applied in clinic, or a take-home kit is fitted and explained.
- 4
Review
We check the result and advise how to maintain it.
Preparation and aftercare
Preparing for your visit
- Have any decay or gum problems treated first
- Tell us about tooth sensitivity or existing restorations — whitening does not change their colour
Aftercare guidance
- Temporary sensitivity can occur; let us know if it is bothersome
- Limit staining foods and drinks such as coffee, red wine and tobacco, especially in the first days
- Follow your dentist's advice on top-up treatments
FAQs
Questions about teeth whitening
Not always. Pregnancy, certain dental conditions and existing restorations can affect suitability, so an examination comes first.
This varies from person to person and depends on diet, habits and home care. Your dentist can give you an idea for your situation.
More questions? See our full FAQ or contact the clinic.
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The information on this website is general in nature and does not replace diagnosis, advice or treatment from a qualified dental professional. Individual results and suitability vary. If you have urgent symptoms, contact the clinic's emergency number or your local emergency service.
Interested in teeth whitening?
Request an appointment or message us — your dentist will talk through whether it's right for you.