Teeth can become stained and discoloured for a number of reasons. Drinks such as tea (in particular), coffee and red wine, as well as smoking, tooth decay, fillings, tartar build-up and quite simply old age, all contribute to teeth discolouration.
Before any tooth whitening procedure, your teeth must first be assessed as to their suitability for treatment by one of our Dentists specialist in Cosmetic Dentistry. During the Consultation, the Dentist will discuss with you what you can personally expect for your individual situation. Results of course will vary as each person’s teeth respond a little differently, but in virtually all cases, the results are dramatic. Ultimately, the goal will be to achieve your optimum, natural whiteness.
Severe discoloration can be treated and yield good results in many instances though difficult cases may require a more lengthy treatment than the standard one-hour procedure.
Although tooth whitening is a complicated procedure; extensive research and clinical studies indicate that whitening teeth under the supervision of a Dentist is safe.
