Teeth Whitening

Lightening the shade of natural teeth under dental supervision, after confirming teeth and gums are suitable.

Whitening lightens the natural enamel using bleaching agents under a dentist's supervision. Results vary depending on the type of staining and the original shade.

Whitening does not change the colour of fillings or crowns, so we assess first and agree realistic expectations.

Why patients seek this treatment

  • Teeth darker than desired
  • Stains from tea, coffee or smoking
  • Before an occasion or a smile makeover

What the first assessment involves

  1. Checking for decay, gum problems and sensitivity
  2. Recording the current shade
  3. Cleaning before whitening when needed
  4. Explaining the suitable method and possible temporary sensitivity

Whitening step by step

1

Assessment

Checking teeth and gums, treating any decay or sensitivity first, and recording the starting shade.

2

Protecting the gums

Isolating the gums and soft tissues before the whitening gel is applied.

3

Whitening

Applying the whitening gel under the dentist's supervision using the protocol suited to your case.

4

Aftercare

Limiting staining food, drinks and smoking for a while, and managing any temporary sensitivity.

An in-clinic whitening session with the gums protected
In-clinic whitening is done under the dentist's supervision with the gums protected.Illustration, not a patient case

Real cases from Tooth Shine

Published with patient consent. Results vary for each case.

In-clinic whitening: BeforeBefore
In-clinic whitening: AfterAfter

In-clinic whitening

The case, step by step

Teeth darker than the patient wanted.

  1. Checking that the teeth and gums are suitable for whitening.
  2. Protecting the gums before applying the whitening gel.
  3. An in-clinic whitening session.

Noticeably lighter teeth.

In-clinic whitening: BeforeBefore
In-clinic whitening: AfterAfter

In-clinic whitening

The case, step by step

Teeth darker than the patient wanted.

  1. Checking that the teeth and gums are suitable for whitening.
  2. Protecting the gums before applying the whitening gel.
  3. An in-clinic whitening session.

Noticeably lighter teeth.

Whitening visit: the gums are protected first: BeforeBefore
Whitening visit: the gums are protected first: During the visitDuring the visit

Whitening visit: the gums are protected first

The case, step by step

The patient wanted lighter teeth.

  1. Checking that the teeth and gums are suitable for whitening.
  2. Isolating and protecting the gums (the blue layer in the photo).
  3. Applying and activating the whitening gel during the session.

This photo shows the session itself, not the final result.

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Questions & answers

Is whitening harmful?

Supervised whitening with appropriate concentrations is considered safe for most people. Temporary sensitivity is the most common side effect.

How long do results last?

It depends on habits such as smoking, coloured drinks and oral hygiene.

Does whitening cause sensitivity?

Some people get temporary sensitivity, which usually settles within days. The dentist assesses sensitivity beforehand and may recommend a desensitising toothpaste.

Is whitening suitable for everyone?

No. For example during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with untreated decay or gum inflammation, or with some types of staining that do not respond. This is decided at the examination.

This page offers general information and does not replace an examination. The right treatment is decided after assessing each case.

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