Teeth Whitening
Teeth whitening:
the natural radiance of your smile
- Safe, even whitening of the teeth
- A bright, natural smile
- No damage to the enamel
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Why does whitening matter?
Lighter teeth have a direct effect on the beauty of your smile, your confidence and how you feel overall. Teeth whitening is one of the less invasive ways to correct tooth colour and remove surface and deeper stains. It uses special peroxide-based gels and, in some cases, in-clinic whitening or supervised home treatment. Whiter teeth make you look younger and even out the colour between teeth. If you are unhappy with the colour of your teeth, professional whitening may be the best way to restore the radiance of your smile.
Patient Reviews
Shahrooz Ebrahimi
Actor
Oral health matters a great deal to me, so I always try to choose a clinic that gives me a sense of safety and confidence. Dr. Ebadian's clinic gave me exactly that feeling.
Masoud Foroutan
Actor
I visited Dr. Ebadian's clinic for my dental treatment and was impressed by the high quality of care and the very pleasant environment. I am completely satisfied with the final result.
Danial Hakimi
Actor
With sincere respect and gratitude, I thank Dr. Ebadian, his esteemed colleagues and all of the clinic's staff for creating such a professional and welcoming atmosphere. I wish you all continued success.
When is whitening recommended?
If your teeth have darkened from a lot of tea, coffee, smoking or medication, whitening can be an effective option. It also helps a great deal where teeth have genetic or age-related staining. However, if there is active decay, gum infection or old veneers or crowns, these underlying problems must be treated first so the result of whitening lasts. A thorough check of your mouth and teeth before whitening is very important. If you want a bright, even smile, a consultation before you start is essential.
The whitening procedure, step by step
First there is an examination and X-rays to check the health of the teeth and gums and make sure there are no underlying problems. A whitening gel of the right strength is then placed on the surface of the teeth and activated with a special light to lighten the colour to the shade you want. In some cases home whitening is used instead, with a custom tray and a milder gel, so the result is gradual. After whitening, a final polish is carried out and aftercare is explained so the new colour lasts. Following these steps carefully is important for a natural, harmonious, lasting result.
Why Choose Dr. Ebadian's Clinic
Premium Materials
We use high-quality, clinically tested dental products for every treatment and procedure, so you get the best results and the highest level of safety.
Safety Standards
Strict hygiene protocols at every stage of treatment protect you and keep the risk of complications or infection to a minimum.
Flexible Scheduling
Convenient appointment times make it easy to fit your treatment into your daily routine.
Expert Specialists
Our experienced specialists bring years of dental expertise to provide personalised, safe care.
Advanced Technology
Modern, innovative dental equipment allows us to deliver more effective, faster treatment with more visible results.
Personalised Care
Every treatment is designed around your individual needs and goals, so your smile is always at its best.
Our Work
Advantages of whitening over other cosmetic treatments
Whitening is a quick, minimally invasive and affordable way to a whiter smile. Unlike veneers or laminates, which need the tooth to be prepared, whitening leaves the tooth structure virtually untouched. It can also be a first step before other cosmetic treatment, or, for people who only want a change of colour, it is usually enough on its own. A fast, effective result, high satisfaction and very little time in the chair are its main advantages. Whiter teeth also look better in photographs, smiles and everyday interactions.
Possible side effects and why specialist supervision matters
Although whitening is generally safe, doing it without checking the teeth and gums can lead to severe sensitivity, gum irritation or uneven results. Choosing a gel of the right strength, timing carefully and using a gum protector are essential. People with crowns, veneers or large fillings should also know that restorative materials do not change colour, so the final result may not be perfectly even. Having whitening carried out by a cosmetic dentistry specialist reduces the chance of side effects and makes the result more lasting.
Aftercare following whitening
After whitening you may notice slight sensitivity to cold and heat, which usually fades within a few days. For 48 hours after treatment avoid strongly coloured food and drinks such as coffee, tea, rich sauces and tobacco so the new colour can settle. Brushing with a suitable toothpaste and flossing help preserve the result and reduce re-staining.
Dr. Ebadian's Clinic
If you want to correct your teeth and smile in the best possible way, a whitening consultation can determine the most suitable treatment for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
+−Is teeth whitening painful?
Most people only experience mild sensitivity to cold or heat for a few days afterwards. This is usually short-lived and is controlled with your dentist's advice.
+−How many shades lighter will my teeth become?
Teeth usually become two to four shades lighter, though the exact amount depends on the starting colour and the extent of the staining. A consultation beforehand helps you set realistic expectations.
+−How soon after whitening can I eat or drink?
For the first 48 hours avoid strongly coloured food and drinks such as coffee, tea and rich sauces. After that you can gradually return to your normal diet.
+−Are the results of whitening permanent?
Whitening is not permanent, but with proper care, not too many staining foods and drinks and regular visits you can keep the result for several years. Results last longer if you do not use tobacco.
+−Can everyone have their teeth whitened?
People with active decay, gum infection or large restorations (veneers, crowns) must have these conditions treated first. Once they have been resolved, whitening can go ahead.
