Teeth Whitening

Teeth Whitening

Teeth whitening lightens the colour of the teeth by acting directly on the molecules responsible for staining and discolouration. The result is a brighter, natural-looking and more harmonious smile.

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Safety and professional supervision

To ensure that treatment is both safe and effective, teeth whitening should be performed using appropriate techniques under professional supervision. A personalised approach helps to minimise unwanted effects, such as tooth sensitivity, and ensures more predictable results.

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Types of teeth whitening

At-home teeth whitening with custom-made trays

This treatment is carried out at home using personalised trays designed to fit your teeth precisely.

• Daily application of a lower-concentration whitening agent
• Gradual treatment over approximately two weeks
• Greater control over the final result
• Lower likelihood of tooth sensitivity

In-clinic teeth whitening

This treatment is performed at the clinic using higher-concentration whitening agents.

• Faster, more immediate results
• Treatment may be completed in one or a small number of appointments
• Temporary tooth sensitivity may occur

Internal tooth whitening

Internal whitening is suitable for non-vital or root-treated teeth. It works from within the tooth to correct localised discolouration.

• A specific treatment for selected clinical cases
• Individually tailored treatment planning

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When should you book an appointment?

• If your teeth have become darker or stained over time
• If you have discolouration associated with staining foods and drinks
• If your teeth have naturally become more yellow with age