Teeth whitening

Yes, when done correctly under the supervision of a dentist or using approved products, dental whitening is safe. It does not damage your teeth.

The effects of dental whitening can last anywhere from a few months to up to 2-3 years, depending on your diet, oral hygiene habits, and lifestyle choices (like smoking or drinking coffee).

At-home treatments can take several days to weeks, depending on the product and method used. The average treatment time is 14 days.

Some people may experience temporary sensitivity or gum irritation. These effects usually subside after a short period, but if they persist, it’s important to let us know.

Dental whitening is effective on surface stains caused by food, drinks, or smoking, but it may not fully eliminate deep or internal stains, such as those caused by trauma or certain medications.

Yes, but we may recommend a lower-strength gel or shorter wear time. Sensitivity is usually temporary and manageable.

Often yes. Removing plaque and tartar helps the gel work more evenly and improves your final result.

Yes. Whitening can be done before, during, or after Invisalign, but we’ll advise on the best timing for your case.

Avoid dark or acidic drinks for at least 48 hours, as teeth are more prone to staining during this period.

Yes. Most patients complete whitening in 10–14 days, so starting two weeks before weddings, graduations, or photoshoots works well.