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What Is Dental Whitening And When To Use It
Tooth whitening can be a very effective way of lightening the natural colour of your teeth without removing any of the tooth surfaces. It lightens the existing shade and helps to remove stains and discolouration. We offer an at-home whitening kit by wearing a whitening tray with whitening gels which means you can whiten your teeth gradually in the comfort of your own home!
Dental whitening may be a good solution if your teeth are discoloured or if you’re not satisfied with the shade of your teeth and want to brighten and enhance your smile.
Professional take-home whitening treatment that is tailored to you.
Our teeth whitening procedure is an effective, safe and economical solution to brighten and whiten your teeth.
A visibly whiter smile after just a few days.
Take home kits are easy and simple to use at home from just 30 minutes a day for 2 weeks.
Some tooth sensitivity may be experienced during treatment and within the first few days after whitening.
Whitening will not change the colour of veneers, crowns or white fillings.
You may need to purchase some top-up gels to use as and when required.
Teeth Whitening Myth Busters
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Is it safe?
The safest way to whiten teeth is by using gel prescribed by a dental professional.
Whitening products you can buy outside of your orthodontist or dentist only contain 0.1% hydrogen peroxide and minimal active ingredients to whiten your teeth.
Some products don’t contain any whitening ingredients and contain harmful ingredients such as lemon juice, citric acid and bicarbonate soda to dissolve stains which can be damaging to teeth in the long term.
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Is it harmful?
Hydrogen peroxide – why is this not harmful?
Professional products contain safe levels of hydrogen peroxide, which are more effective, gentle on enamel and custom-made.
How does it work? The tooth absorbs the hydrogen peroxide and breaks down the colour molecule to turn the tooth white from the inside and remove the stains from the outside.
Teeth Whitening Frequently Asked Questions
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After braces, teeth whitening should not be done for at least six months, as the enamel on newly exposed teeth may be weakened.
If you do decide to go ahead with whitening your teeth, it is important to consult with a dental professional first to ensure you understand the risks and safety protocols.
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Generally, it is not recommended to bleach your teeth while wearing braces as the whitening solution and the brackets/wires may interact with each other. It is best to wait until after you have completed your orthodontic treatment before considering whitening your teeth.
However, if you do decide to proceed, we recommend speaking with your orthodontist first for their professional advice.
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Yes, tooth whitening is proven to be safe and effective when done according to instructions. It should only take a few days for your teeth to lighten up and become brighter, with the results lasting up to several months depending on how well you take care of your teeth.
Finally, remember to consult a dentist in advance if you have any questions or concerns about the process.
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Yes, it is perfectly normal to have yellow teeth while wearing braces as they can cause staining on the teeth.
However, once the braces are removed, you can consider tooth whitening as a way to make your teeth look brighter and whiter.
Our professional tooth whitening service offers safe and effective results that will give you a whiter and brighter smile.
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Good news. Stains that are caused by braces typically go away after the braces are removed and your teeth become properly aligned.
Although it is possible for these stains to be permanent, whitening products can often help remove them.
Teeth Whitening products can be used to help reduce the visibility of stains caused by braces, giving you a brighter and whiter smile in no time.
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Teeth whitening can be a great way to remove yellow stains caused by braces.
The best colour to use for this is a blue-based whitening system, as it helps to counteract the yellow colour of the braces.
Be sure to speak with your dentist before whitening your teeth, and follow the instructions carefully for the best results.
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While wearing braces, you should avoid colours like yellow, orange and red as these can make your teeth look more yellow.
Instead, try brighter or lighter shades such as white, blue or green to make your smile look whiter and brighter.
Teeth whitening products are also an option to help keep your teeth looking their best while wearing braces.
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Yes, yellow stains from braces should slowly fade over time as your teeth become more and more accustomed to the presence of braces.
However, if you want to brighten and whiten your smile quicker than usual, you can try one of our Teeth Whitening products that gently removes the yellow stain right away.
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Teeth whitening is safe when done correctly and with the help of a professional. Professional teeth whitening is the safest way to lighten your teeth, and it can be done in-office or at home.
The ingredients used in professional whitening treatments are much stronger than those found in over-the-counter whitening products, so it’s important to get the proper guidance from your dentist.
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Yes! After your braces are removed, your orthodontist may recommend a teeth whitening treatment to help restore the natural shine of your smile.
Additionally, they may suggest regular cleanings and check-ups to keep your teeth healthy and ensure that you maintain a beautiful smile.