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8 shades whiter in 60 minutes
A single-session result that rivals months of at-home whitening products
Professional Teeth Whitening
Teeth up to 8 shades whiter in a single session
professional whitening, safe on enamel, with a stunning instant result
About This Treatment
Professional Teeth Whitening
In-clinic teeth whitening is fundamentally different from at-home products — we use precisely calibrated concentrations of whitening agents with techniques that protect tooth enamel. A single session can lighten teeth by up to 8 shades. Whitening is completely safe on enamel when applied correctly by a specialist.
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Safe on enamel under medical supervision
Precisely calibrated concentration and continuous doctor monitoring ensure effective whitening without harming enamel or gums
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Ideal before important occasions
An instant result in a single session, taking the worry out of preparing for events
Suitable For
- Yellow or dull teeth
- Teeth affected by coffee, tea, and smoking
- Before important occasions
- Maintaining your smile after veneers
Not Suitable If You
- Pregnant or breastfeeding
- Active cavities or gum disease
- Teeth that are blue or grey from within (won’t respond to external whitening)
- Veneers, crowns, and fillings (their color won’t change with whitening)
- Severe existing tooth sensitivity
Ready for cleaner, more beautiful skin
Book your consultation with one of our specialist doctors today
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to Your Questions
Does whitening damage enamel?
Professional whitening with the correct concentration and medical supervision is completely safe on enamel.
What accelerates tooth yellowing?
Coffee, tea, and smoking. Avoid them for the first 48 hours after whitening.
Does it cause sensitivity?
Mild, temporary sensitivity is possible in the first 24 hours. It resolves on its own and is entirely normal.
Can whitening be repeated?
Yes. A maintenance session every 6–12 months keeps the brightness.
Do prosthetic teeth (veneers, crowns) whiten too?
No. Whitening agents only work on natural teeth.
Can whitening be combined with veneers?
Yes. Whiten first, then choose the veneer shade to match the new color.
