Whitening done safely
Whitening lightens the natural colour of your teeth. In the UK, effective whitening has to be carried out or prescribed by a dentist, which means your gums and teeth are checked first and the strength is chosen for you.
Dr Mariam will look at why your teeth are discoloured, tell you what whitening can and cannot do, and agree a shade you are happy with.
Why people choose it
- Checked and supervised by a dentist
- A plan matched to your teeth and gums
- Realistic expectations from the start
- A brighter smile without changing the shape of your teeth
What to expect
- First, a check.
- Message Dr Mariam to book. She makes sure your teeth and gums are healthy enough to be whitened.
- Choosing your shade.
- You agree how light you would like to go, so you know what to aim for.
- The whitening.
- The treatment is carried out or set up for you, with clear instructions.
- Looking after your shade.
- You get advice on keeping the result, including what stains teeth most.
A real result
Common questions
Does whitening damage teeth?
When it is done by a dentist, whitening is considered safe for healthy teeth. Some people have temporary sensitivity, and Dr Mariam will tell you what to expect.
Will it work on fillings, crowns or veneers?
No. Whitening only changes natural tooth colour, so any work on your teeth will stay the same shade. Dr Mariam will explain how that affects you.
How long does it last?
It varies from person to person and depends on what you eat and drink. Good care helps it last.
How much does it cost?
Message Dr Mariam for a clear quote.
Ready to start, or just want to ask a question?
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