Teeth Whitening

Overview

Professional teeth whitening uses a higher-strength bleaching gel than over-the-counter products, applied under controlled conditions to lift the shade of your natural teeth safely and evenly. Most patients see a noticeable result in a single session.

Whitening only affects natural tooth enamel — it won't change the color of existing crowns, veneers or fillings, which is why timing relative to other treatments matters.

Who it's for

• Your teeth are naturally discolored or stained from coffee, tea, wine or smoking
• You want a brighter smile without any other structural changes
• You want a shade reference before deciding on veneers or crowns

What to expect

1. A check that your teeth and gums are healthy enough for whitening
2. Protection of your gums before the whitening gel is applied
3. One or more whitening cycles during the same visit
4. Aftercare guidance to help the result last

Why choose us

We time whitening carefully around any other treatment you're having, so your new crowns or veneers are shade-matched to your whitened, natural teeth — not the other way around.