Professional laser whitening uses a clinical-grade bleaching gel activated by light energy to lift stains from the enamel surface, achieving a brighter shade in a single supervised session — a different result than over-the-counter kits or take-home strips.
Who This Is For
Patients with surface staining from coffee, tea, red wine, or smoking, and anyone wanting a brighter smile before an event, are the most common candidates. It is not suitable for existing crowns or veneers, which do not respond to bleaching in the same way as natural enamel.
The Process
- Shade assessment and suitability check
- Protective isolation of gums before treatment
- Laser-activated whitening gel applied in timed sessions
- Final shade comparison against your starting point
Expected Results
Most patients see a noticeable brightening within a single session. Individual results vary depending on the type and depth of existing staining.
Aftercare
Mild, temporary sensitivity is common in the first 24–48 hours. Avoiding heavily pigmented foods and drinks for the first two days helps preserve the result for longer.