Teeth whitening

Safe, effective whitening for a brighter, more confident smile.

What it's for

Professional whitening lifts staining from coffee, tea, red wine and everyday life.

It's safer and more predictable than shop-bought kits, because a dentist checks your teeth and gums are suited to it first.

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Is it right for you?
Dr Dineo checks your teeth and gums first, and tells you honestly what results to expect.
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Whitening
A professional-strength treatment, done carefully under a dentist's eye.
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Keeping it bright
Simple advice to help your results last.

Some temporary sensitivity is common. Avoiding staining foods and drinks for 48 hours helps lock in the result.

Your teeth may feel sensitive and your gums slightly irritated for a short time.
Avoid very hot or cold foods and drinks if your teeth are sensitive.
For the first 24 to 48 hours, cut down on strongly coloured foods and drinks, such as coffee, tea, red wine, beetroot and dark sauces.
Avoid smoking and vaping.
Brush gently with a soft-bristled toothbrush.
Don't repeat whitening sooner than recommended.
Contact the clinic if you have significant pain, gum irritation that doesn't settle, or peeling lips or gums, and stop any whitening products until we advise otherwise.
Please tell your dentist about all your medicines and medical conditions before whitening.

Will whitening make my teeth sensitive?

Some temporary sensitivity is common. A sensitivity toothpaste helps, and it settles.

Does it work on fillings or crowns?

Whitening works on natural teeth. Dr Dineo will explain what to expect if you have fillings or crowns in view.

Pick a time that suits you. It takes about a minute.