Teeth whitening.

A brighter smile, planned carefully

Whitening is often discussed as a small change with a very personal result. I start by understanding what you notice about your smile, what you hope to achieve and whether the colour of your teeth is affected by factors that should be addressed first.

What we’ll explore

Your starting point

Existing restorations, sensitivity, gum health and the causes of discolouration all help shape a safe conversation.

Your everyday plan

We can talk about the options available, how to look after your smile between visits and what a natural result means to you.

Whitening does not change the colour of fillings, crowns or veneers, and sensitivity can occur. We will discuss these details clearly so you can weigh the benefits, limitations and maintenance involved.

Questions to bring

Ask how suitability is checked, what to expect during and after treatment, how sensitivity is managed and when existing dental work should be reviewed.

Clinical note: Colour changes vary from person to person. This page is general information; a personalised assessment helps set realistic expectations.

Your next step

Bring a photograph, an occasion or simply a question. We can look at your smile together and decide whether whitening is the right place to begin.