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Cosmetic dentistry
Teeth Whitening
Professional teeth whitening aims to lighten natural tooth colour after a dental assessment confirms it is suitable.
Who may benefit
- Adults concerned about general tooth discolouration
- Patients seeking clinician-supervised whitening
What to expect
The dentist checks your teeth and gums, discusses the likely response, and recommends an in-clinic or take-home approach when appropriate.
Treatment suitability, timing, alternatives, risks, and fees can only be confirmed after an individual clinical assessment.
Potential benefits
- Can lighten the natural tooth shade
- Clinician-supervised treatment planning
- Options can be tailored to sensitivity and goals
Typical process
- 1Assess oral health and shade
- 2Protect tissues and apply the chosen system
- 3Review the result and maintenance guidance
Frequently asked questions
Will whitening work on crowns or fillings?
Whitening changes natural tooth colour but generally does not lighten existing crowns, veneers, or fillings.
Can whitening cause sensitivity?
Temporary sensitivity can occur. Your dentist can discuss ways to manage risk and adjust the treatment.
Next step
Discuss teeth whitening with a dentist.
A consultation is needed to confirm whether this treatment is suitable for you and to explain alternatives, risks, and likely costs.