Teeth Whitening — What Is It?
Teeth Whitening uses professional-strength bleaching agents (often with light/laser activation) to remove deep stains and brighten tooth color by multiple shades. In-office sessions yield faster, more dramatic results than at-home methods.
Who Is It For?
- Adults with stained teeth (coffee, wine, smoking)
- Wanting brighter smile
- Healthy teeth and gums
- Pre-event quick smile improvement
Treatment Process
1
Examination
Suitability for whitening confirmed.
2
Preparation
Gums protected; teeth cleaned.
3
Application
Whitening gel applied; activated with light/laser.
4
Multiple cycles
3-4 cycles for desired result.
When Does The Effect Show?
2-8 shades brighter immediately. Lasts 1-3 years with maintenance.
Aftercare Instructions
- Avoid staining foods/drinks first 24-48 hours (coffee, wine, dark berries, etc.)
- Use sensitivity toothpaste if needed
- Maintenance kit for home use
- Regular dental cleanings
Risks and Side Effects
Very safe:
- Tooth sensitivity (24-48 hours)
- Mild gum irritation (rare)
- Possible uneven whitening (managed)
Frequently Asked Questions
60-90 minutes for in-office; immediate result.
1-3 years; maintenance kit extends.
No — whitening only works on natural teeth. Plan accordingly.
Some sensitivity for 24-48 hours.
Most natural teeth respond; severe staining (tetracycline) less responsive.