Good to know before whitening
- Whitening works on natural teeth. Fillings, crowns and veneers keep their colour.
- Some teeth (for example after a root canal, or with certain deep stains) respond less well.
- Sensitivity for a day or two afterwards is common and passes.
- Scaling and polishing first often makes a big difference on its own.
Keeping the result
Cut down on tea, coffee, paan and smoking, brush twice a day, and come for scaling and polishing regularly. Whitening is not permanent: many people top it up after some time.
How it works at our clinic
Checkup
We check for decay, gum problems and old fillings that would not whiten.
Scaling and polishing
If needed, stains and tartar are removed first.
Whitening
The whitening is done in the clinic, with your gums protected.
Aftercare
We tell you what to avoid for the first days and how to keep your teeth bright.
Cost
The cost depends on your teeth and the treatment you need. After the checkup you get a plan with the exact cost, before anything is done.
Real results from our clinic
Shown with the patients' permission. Results differ from person to person. See all our results.
Questions patients ask
Is teeth whitening safe?
Whitening done by a dentist, on healthy teeth, is safe. That is why we check your teeth first and protect your gums during treatment.
How long does whitening last?
It depends on your habits. Tea, coffee, paan and smoking bring stains back sooner.
Will my fillings or crowns whiten too?
No. Fillings, crowns and veneers keep their colour, so they may need replacing to match your newly whitened teeth.
How much does it cost?
You get the cost at your free checkup, after we have checked that whitening suits your teeth.