Teeth whitening

Teeth whitening is a dental treatment to lighten natural teeth. Begin with an assessment and a conversation about suitability, expectations and possible sensitivity.

Your options /

A place to start.

For adults considering a change in tooth colour who want to understand professional options. Whitening is not suitable for everyone and does not change the colour of crowns or other restorations.

  • A check of teeth and gum health
  • Discussion of your current tooth colour
  • Explanation of suitable options and their limitations
  • Aftercare and sensitivity advice
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Assessment first. Nothing is sent or booked by this demo.

A dental professional attending a patient during a whitening procedure.
Illustrative stock photography, not a treatment result.

What happens next /

A considered plan,
at your pace.

  1. 01

    Assess suitability before treatment

  2. 02

    Discuss options, risks and a written estimate

  3. 03

    Follow the agreed instructions and review

An enquiry is only a starting point. A dental professional would discuss your circumstances, explain relevant options and risks, and seek your agreement before treatment. You can ask questions and take time to consider a proposal.

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FAQ /

Questions about whitening

Understand the next step before taking it. For a question about this sample studio, explore the demo enquiry.

Does whitening work on crowns or veneers?

Whitening lightens natural teeth. It does not change the colour of crowns, veneers, implants or dentures, so existing restorations need to be considered in your plan.

Could I experience sensitivity?

Temporary tooth sensitivity or gum irritation can occur. Your dentist should explain possible side effects and what to do if they bother you.

Can you promise a particular shade?

No. Results vary and a dentist should discuss realistic expectations after assessing you. The stock photographs on this demo do not show treatment results.

Your next step /

A little clarity.
A considered next step.

Tell us what you would like to discuss. Start with an assessment and understand your options before deciding.

Fictional practice. Nothing is sent or booked.

An illustrative dental treatment room with an empty chair.