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Clinician assessed
Suitability is determined after an appropriate clinical assessment.
Plan before treatment
Timing and next steps are confirmed only after the clinician’s review.
Understand the treatment before deciding.
Professional whitening is intended to lighten the appearance of natural teeth under dental supervision. Existing restorations do not whiten in the same way, so the teeth, gums, sensitivity and expectations should be assessed first.
01The cause and distribution of discolouration
02Gum health, sensitivity and existing restorations
03Whether in-office or take-home whitening is appropriate
04A realistic shade direction and maintenance plan
From assessment to next steps.
- 01
Assessment
The dentist checks oral health, restorations and suitability before recommending a whitening option.
- 02
Shade record
A starting shade can be documented so the plan and changes can be discussed.
- 03
Whitening treatment
The selected professional protocol is completed according to clinical instructions.
- 04
Aftercare
Sensitivity guidance, maintenance and any further review are explained for the individual patient.
Meet the doctors for this treatment.
Explore the profiles and clinical focus of the team members associated with this treatment area.
Questions to bring to your consultation.
Will whitening change crowns or veneers?
Existing crowns, veneers and many fillings do not whiten like natural tooth structure. This is reviewed during planning.
Can whitening cause sensitivity?
Temporary sensitivity can occur. The dentist will assess risk and explain suitable care for your situation.
How white will my teeth become?
Responses vary, so a specific shade or outcome cannot be guaranteed.
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