Considering a lighter tooth shade? Start with an assessment of your teeth, gums and smile goals.
Discuss suitability, realistic expectations and care before choosing teeth whitening.
Care for local and international patients.
Teeth whitening lightens the colour of natural teeth. It does not change tooth shape or the colour of existing dental restorations.
Your dentist assesses the reason for discolouration and whether whitening is appropriate.
Whitening may help lighten natural teeth. The starting shade and cause of discolouration affect the response.
Fillings, crowns and veneers do not whiten with natural teeth. Discuss any possible shade differences before treatment.
Explain the change you would like. The achievable shade varies between people; a particular result cannot be promised.
An examination comes first. Decay, gum problems or sensitivity may need attention before whitening is considered.
Tell your dentist about sensitivity, previous treatment and any symptoms. Share relevant medical information, including pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Discuss your preferred shade alongside fillings, crowns or veneers. Ask whether cleaning or another approach would better address your concern.
Temporary sensitivity and gum irritation can occur. Ask about the proposed method, relevant risks, aftercare and what to do if symptoms develop.
The recommended approach and appointment schedule follow your assessment. Use this guide to prepare your questions before deciding.
Discuss your concerns and starting shade. Your dentist checks oral health and existing restorations.
Review the appropriate method, any preparatory care, expected limitations and individual estimate.
Follow the professional instructions provided. Discuss any sensitivity or irritation with your dental team.
Whitening is not permanent. Follow oral hygiene and review advice, and discuss future maintenance when needed.
Your consultation brings your smile goals and oral health together. The team can explain the assessment and help you understand your choices.
Bring your questions about shade, sensitivity and existing restorations. Ask who will provide treatment and what the recommended approach involves.
Understand the proposed stages, limitations and aftercare before making a decision.
Confirm the appointment schedule with the clinic after assessment. Timing depends on the recommended approach and any dental care needed first.
If you are travelling to Bucharest, agree the treatment and review arrangements before booking travel.
No. Your dentist checks your teeth and gums first and discusses relevant health factors. Some dental problems need treatment before whitening.
Whitening changes natural teeth rather than the colour of restorations. Discuss possible shade differences and how these affect your plan.
Temporary tooth sensitivity or gum irritation can occur. Tell your dental team about existing sensitivity and ask what to do if symptoms arise.
The response varies with the starting shade and cause of discolouration. Discuss realistic expectations; a particular shade is not guaranteed.
Whitening is not permanent. Diet, smoking and oral care affect staining over time. Follow your dentist’s maintenance and review advice.
Discuss your desired shade, suitability and the care your smile needs.
