Teeth Whitening

Your natural beauty begins with a confident, radiant white smile.

Restorative Dentistry Procedures

In-Office and At-Home Teeth Whitening Methods

Teeth whitening is a procedure that lightens teeth that have become discoloured for various reasons or are naturally dark in shade. It involves applying specially formulated medical gels to the porous enamel and dentine layers of the teeth. At our clinic, teeth whitening is planned and carried out under professional supervision following a detailed assessment of the patient’s dental and gum health. Depending on the degree of discolouration, treatment may be performed in the clinic or with customised at-home whitening kits, without damaging the biological structure of the teeth.

Key Features

Why Choose Professional Teeth Whitening?

Safe, Dentist-Supervised Treatment: Before whitening, the gums and tooth enamel are thoroughly examined, and protocols designed to minimise the risk of sensitivity are followed.

Protective Gum Barriers: During in-office whitening, special protective barriers are used to prevent the medical whitening gels from coming into contact with the soft tissues.

Biocompatible Whitening Materials: All whitening agents used are clinically proven products that do not damage the structure or chemical integrity of tooth enamel.

Customised Tray Design: Trays prepared for at-home whitening are custom-made to fit the patient’s mouth precisely and prevent the gel from leaking.

Sensitivity Management and Follow-Up: Professional fluoride and desensitising treatments may be applied to manage any temporary sensitivity that occurs after the procedure.

Transparent Patient Information: As every patient’s dental structure is different, realistic clinical information is provided about the achievable level of whitening without making commercial or misleading promises.

Our Services

Aesthetic Dentistry and Whitening Treatments Available at Our Clinic

In-Office Teeth Whitening

A fast-acting whitening method performed by a dentist in the clinical setting using whitening gels activated by specialised light sources.

At-Home Teeth Whitening

A home-based system using custom-made clear trays prepared according to the patient’s dental impressions and low-concentration whitening gels.

Combined Teeth Whitening

A method used for severe discolouration that combines in-office treatment with at-home whitening trays to help enhance and maintain the results.

Internal Whitening of a Single Tooth

A procedure that lightens an individual tooth that has lost its vitality and become discoloured following root canal treatment by applying a medical whitening agent inside the tooth.

Removal of Surface Stains

The removal of external stains caused by tea, coffee, and tobacco before whitening through professional scaling and cleaning.

Personalised Shade Analysis

Before treatment, the patient’s current tooth shade is assessed using internationally recognised shade guides, and the target shade range is clinically planned.

Desensitising Care

Special protective treatments are applied during and after whitening to help prevent or reduce temporary tooth sensitivity.

Whitening Supported by Professional Scaling

Before whitening, tartar and surface stains caused by tea and coffee are removed to help the whitening gels achieve the best possible results.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Teeth Whitening

Does teeth whitening damage tooth enamel or the teeth?

When performed under a dentist’s supervision using professional-grade dental products, teeth whitening has been shown not to damage the enamel or tooth structure.

Is teeth whitening painful during or after the procedure?

Temporary sensitivity to hot and cold may occur during the procedure or within the first 24 hours afterwards. This is a normal response and usually subsides quickly with desensitising treatments.

How long do the results of teeth whitening last?

The longevity of the results depends on the patient’s dietary and lifestyle habits. By limiting tea, coffee, tobacco, and staining foods and maintaining good oral hygiene, the results can be preserved for many years.

Is teeth whitening suitable for everyone?

Teeth whitening is generally not recommended for patients with severely worn teeth, widespread gum recession, or those who are pregnant. It is also important to note that the colour of existing fillings, crowns, and other artificial restorations will not be lightened by whitening treatment.

Are over-the-counter teeth whitening products safe?

Unsupervised whitening products may contain high levels of acid or abrasive ingredients, which can cause permanent damage to tooth enamel and chemical burns to the gums. Professional dental advice should therefore be sought before using such products.

Are You Ready to Book an Appointment?

You can contact our clinic for detailed information about teeth whitening methods, the causes of tooth discolouration, and treatment planning tailored to your needs.

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