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Teeth can become discoloured over time for many reasons, including ageing, food and drink, smoking and certain medications.
Professional teeth whitening may be suitable if you are concerned about:
However, not all staining responds to teeth whitening in the same way.
Before recommending it, we'll assess your teeth and gums to determine whether whitening is likely to achieve the result you're hoping for.
There are many teeth whitening products available, including whitening toothpastes, strips and kits.
While some people may notice an improvement with these products, professional whitening treatments generally produce more predictable and noticeable outcomes.
With over 20 years' experience, we have found that professional whitening consistently produces the most effective results for suitable candidates.
The whitening effect varies from person to person.
Factors such as the cause of the staining, the condition of the teeth and your natural tooth colour can all influence the result.
Some patients may notice a double-digit change of shades, while others may experience a more modest improvement.
Our consultation focuses on your goals, so you know exactly what benefits and results to expect from whitening.
In some cases, whitening alone may not deliver the desired effect.
If discolouration is caused by underlying tooth structure, existing restorations or other factors, alternative cosmetic treatments may be worth considering.
Depending on your circumstances, these may include:
We will clearly explain all available options and help you make an informed choice.
Successful cosmetic dentistry starts with understanding your goals.
Before recommending treatment, we'll assess your teeth, existing restorations, oral health and smile concerns.
Our aim is to recommend the most appropriate solution for you rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
If you're unhappy with the colour of your teeth, we will evaluate your smile and discuss whether professional whitening is likely to achieve the result you're looking for.
Quick and easy online booking - takes less than a minute.
When performed under professional supervision and used as directed, teeth whitening is generally considered safe for suitable candidates.
Not always. Some types of staining respond better than others, which is why an assessment is important before treatment.
Results vary depending on factors such as diet, smoking habits, oral hygiene and individual circumstances.
When performed properly and under professional guidance, whitening treatment does not damage healthy teeth.
No. Whitening treatment only affects natural tooth structure. Existing restorations will not change colour.