Teeth Cleaning & Whitening

Brushing helps maintain daily oral hygiene, but it cannot remove hardened deposits such as tartar or bacteria that accumulate below the gum line over time. Professional cleaning is essential to remove these deposits, prevent gum disease, protect the supporting structures of the teeth, and maintain a healthy oral environment. Regular cleaning also helps detect early signs of dental issues before they progress.

If discoloration is mild and limited to surface stains, professional cleaning and polishing may be sufficient to restore brightness. However, deeper staining, intrinsic discoloration, or overall dullness of tooth shade typically requires whitening to achieve noticeable and more uniform improvement. A clinical evaluation helps determine the most appropriate approach.

We offer both in-clinic whitening (including laser-assisted and advanced systems) and custom take-home whitening solutions. This allows patients to choose between immediate results and gradual enhancement, depending on their preferences, lifestyle, and treatment goals.

Yes. In-clinic treatments provide immediate, visible results in a single session, making them ideal for quick enhancement. Take-home whitening systems offer gradual improvement over time, allowing flexibility and controlled progression.

Yes. Whitening systems are selected based on individual sensitivity levels. Non-peroxide or low-sensitivity protocols may be used to ensure a comfortable experience without compromising results.

No. When performed correctly under professional supervision, whitening does not damage enamel. It works by safely breaking down stains within the tooth structure without affecting the integrity of the enamel.

Yes, whitening can effectively improve most common types of discoloration. The level of improvement depends on the cause, depth, and nature of staining, which is carefully assessed before treatment to ensure realistic and predictable outcomes.

No. Whitening is carefully controlled and customised to achieve a natural-looking enhancement. The final shade is selected to complement your facial features, skin tone, and overall smile aesthetics, ensuring refined and balanced results.

Yes. Professional whitening is safer, more controlled, and delivers more predictable results. It is performed under clinical supervision using customised protocols, which significantly improves both effectiveness and safety compared to generic over-the-counter options.

You can resume normal eating soon after treatment. However, it is recommended to avoid strongly coloured foods and beverages for a short period to allow the results to stabilise and achieve optimal outcomes.

It is advisable to limit intake of staining substances such as coffee, tea, red wine, and tobacco, especially in the first 24–48 hours. Maintaining good oral hygiene and periodic touch-ups also help preserve brightness over time.

Results can last from several months to a few years depending on lifestyle habits, diet, and oral hygiene. Periodic maintenance or touch-up treatments may be recommended to sustain the desired brightness.

Yes. In-clinic whitening is ideal for events, as it delivers quick and noticeable results within a short time frame.

Yes. Whitening is often the first step in aesthetic treatments. It creates a brighter base, which enhances the results of procedures such as veneers, bonding, or comprehensive smile design.

The cost depends on the type of whitening treatment chosen, the level of discoloration, and the number of sessions required. A consultation helps determine the most suitable approach and provides a clear and personalised treatment plan with transparent pricing.