Teeth Whitening London Bridge

Your teeth may become whiter than the guaranteed B1 shade, but there is a limit to how white your teeth will go. Many of the celebrities you see will have veneers or crowns to gain that super-white result. These procedures have their place in dentistry but can be quite destructive to your natural teeth, so we would want to avoid them when whitening can achieve those results safely.

We actually hear this a lot, and we can confidently say we think you’ll be happy with B1 as it’s a really natural white shade. However, if you feel your teeth are white enough at any point during the treatment, then all you have to do is stop whitening. You can keep any remaining gels and use them for maintenance.

The whitening gels need to be kept at room temperature in a cool dry place.

Whitening is one of the safest procedures you can undergo in dentistry. If you look under a microscope, the effect of the whitening gels on the structure of the enamel is less than you’d see after drinking a can of Diet Coke!

Sensitivity caused by whitening does not last, it usually goes away a couple of days after you stop the process. With our guidance, we will give you the option of the strength of the gel you wish to use. If you are prone to sensitivity, you may be better off starting with the lower-strength gel to allow your teeth to get used to the treatment.

We have a range of different strengths of whitening gel designed for day or night use, after a discussion with us about your daily routine, we can guide you on which one best suits your lifestyle.

Unfortunately not. If you have dental work on your front teeth, they will not whiten with any whitening system. They may need replacing after the whitening if there is a drastic shade difference. Please speak to us if you have any concerns about this.

Absolutely not! You can continue to enjoy eating and drinking as normal.