How Does It Work?
Teeth whitening, also known as dental bleaching, is a cosmetic dental treatment that lightens the colour of your natural teeth using specially formulated whitening agents. Our whitening treatments use hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide to break down stains within the enamel and dentine layers of the tooth. The whitening gel penetrates the tooth surface, oxidising deep stains and lifting discolouration — revealing a visibly whiter smile.
Whether you prefer in-clinic procedures or take-home kits, our solutions are tailored to your needs and lifestyle.
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Common FAQs
During the consultation visit, our dentists will assess your oral condition and determine if you are a suitable candidate for teeth whitening treatment. Your teeth should be healthy and free of decay and gum disease before starting the treatment.
The effectiveness of teeth whitening treatment depends on individual teeth condition, and some severe staining (e.g. caused by genetics or from use of certain medications) may not be resolved with whitening treatment.
Yes, when performed by a dental professional or using dentist-approved products, teeth whitening is safe and does not damage your enamel. Our treatments are designed to minimize sensitivity while effectively removing surface stains.
Results can last anywhere from 6 months to 2 years, depending on your lifestyle and oral hygiene. Avoiding staining foods, smoking, and maintaining regular cleanings can help extend the brightness of your smile.
Whitening treatment can cause teeth sensitivity in some patients, especially those who have existing teeth sensitivity issues due to cracked teeth, gum recession, or thin and worn enamel. However, this is transient and usually fades within 1-2 days.
Teeth whitening only works on natural teeth, and will not whiten any existing fillings, crowns or veneers in your mouth. These may need to be replaced after whitening treatment if there is visible color mismatch. During your consultation, we’ll assess your situation and provide recommendations for a uniform, natural-looking smile.