Supervised whitening with professional-strength gel, in the chair for an immediate result or with custom take-home trays for a gradual one. Often called the safest cosmetic procedure.
Whitening uses a carbamide or hydrogen peroxide gel, applied under supervision so your lips and gums are protected. Stains come in two kinds: extrinsic surface stains, the yellows and browns, lift most easily, while intrinsic grey or blue discolouration is deeper and harder to shift.
An in-office treatment brightens in a single appointment. The team protects the lips and gums, applies the gel, and you leave with an immediate result. Take-home whitening uses custom trays over about ten to fourteen days for a gradual change.
Coffee and tea, aging, certain medications, tobacco, trauma and genetics all play a part. Knowing the cause helps set realistic expectations for how much a tooth will lighten.
Professional whitening can lighten teeth roughly ten to twelve shades, stronger and better-fitted than a drugstore kit. Mild sensitivity is common and temporary. Deep intrinsic staining may respond better to veneers or crowns than to bleaching.
Professional whitening can lighten teeth around ten to twelve shades, depending on the type of staining. Surface stains lift more easily than deep intrinsic ones.
It is often called the safest cosmetic procedure when done under supervision. Some mild, temporary sensitivity is normal.
Yes. The gel is stronger and the trays are custom-fitted, so the result is more even and reliable.
