A brighter smile — professionally controlled, with care for your enamel
Professional whitening lightens the natural colour of your teeth under a dentist's supervision — safer and more predictable than unsupervised home methods.
What it is
Whitening uses a controlled concentration of whitening agent that acts on discolouration in enamel and dentine. Teeth and gums are examined first, because whitening is only appropriate for healthy teeth.
Who it's for
- Teeth yellowed or darkened over time
- Staining from coffee, tea, wine or tobacco
- A refresh before a special occasion
What happens at the consultation
We assess the starting shade and the cause of discolouration, treat any active decay first, and discuss the realistic result you can expect for your teeth.
How treatment works
- Examination and cleaning if needed
- Recording the starting shade
- Gum protection and application of the whitening agent
- Reviewing the result and advice
Benefits and limitations
Results are individual and depend on the starting shade and type of staining. Fillings and crowns do not change colour with whitening. Temporary sensitivity is possible and usually settles within days. The effect fades gradually depending on habits.
Aftercare
For the first days, limit strongly staining food and drinks. Good hygiene and regular cleanings prolong the effect.
Treatment suitability and results depend on your individual clinical case and are determined after an examination.
Questions about this service
Does whitening damage enamel?
With professional whitening on healthy teeth and correct protocols, enamel is not damaged. That's why the procedure starts with an examination.
How long does the result last?
It varies from person to person — it depends on habits (coffee, tobacco) and hygiene. The effect fades gradually and can be topped up if you wish.