A brighter smile begins with healthy teeth.
Understanding your options
Whitening lightens the colour of natural teeth. It does not change the shade of existing crowns, fillings or dentures.
Is this the right care for you?
A dental assessment checks the cause of discolouration and whether your teeth and gums are healthy enough for whitening.
What to expect
The dentist checks suitability and explains the available approach, expected limits and how to use any prescribed products.
Things to consider
Temporary sensitivity or gum irritation may occur. Results are not permanent, and existing restorations may remain a different shade.
Care beyond the appointment
Use products only as instructed and speak to your dentist about troublesome sensitivity. Continue regular oral hygiene and check-ups.
Start with a dental assessment
Your assessment determines the appropriate clinician and care plan. Meet our dentists.
Common questions
Will whitening change my crowns or fillings?
Whitening acts on natural teeth. Existing restorations will not whiten in the same way, so discuss colour matching before treatment.
How much will my treatment cost?
The fee depends on your assessment and the treatment plan. Ask for an itemised estimate, including any review or restoration costs, before deciding.
General information only. Treatment suitability, risks and expected outcomes require an individual dental assessment. About our medical information.
