Teeth Whitening

Achieve a brighter, whiter smile with safe and professional whitening treatments.

Teeth whitening is a popular cosmetic dental procedure that helps improve stained or discoloured teeth. It is a safe treatment designed to enhance your smile by making your teeth whiter and brighter.

What is Teeth Whitening?

Teeth Whitening is one of the major part of Cosmetic Dentistry that has been continually developing and becoming more popular in modern dentistry.
It is a safe dental procedure that can improve stained or discoloured teeth.

There is no doubt that everyone wants to have a beautiful smile and whiter and brighter teeth can help you achieve the beautiful smile you desire.

Although, some extrinsic staining from tea, coffee, red wine, tobacco and tartar may be removed from professional dental cleaning at your dentist, in order to properly change the natural shade of teeth, professional whitening is needed.

Types of Teeth Whitening

Choose the most suitable whitening option based on your needs and desired results.

1-Resin CompHome Whiteningosite

Custom-made trays are created from your teeth impressions and used with a mild whitening gel over 2+ weeks. This option allows you to control the level of brightness and whiten your teeth at your own pace.

2-In-Office Whitening

A fast treatment completed in about an hour using the Philips Zoom Whitening system. A high-strength whitening gel is activated by light to achieve results of up to 8 shades lighter.

Internal Whitening

Used for teeth that have had root canal treatment. Whitening material is placed inside the tooth over multiple visits to restore its natural colour, before being sealed with a filling.

How can you prevent?

Other than some aggressive forms of periodontal diseases, gum disease can be prevented by controlling bacteria in the mouth. This involves two major forms of care: home care and professional care. Home care includes maintaining good oral hygiene by brushing twice daily and flossing once daily using the correct techniques. Professional care involves regular dental cleaning performed by a dentist, with 6-monthly cleanings generally recommended; however, for individuals with existing periodontal conditions, more frequent dental visits may be advised.

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