Define the goal
Show us what you would like to change and what a satisfactory result would mean to you.
Whitening and veneers can change selected aspects of tooth colour or appearance. The first step is deciding what you want to change and whether the teeth and gums are healthy enough for elective treatment.
Cosmetic treatment should respect oral health, function and tooth structure. We discuss conservative options first and explain how existing fillings, crowns, alignment and tooth shape can affect the result.
Care may include
Show us what you would like to change and what a satisfactory result would mean to you.
Healthy gums, stable teeth and a clear diagnosis are important before elective cosmetic treatment.
We explain expected benefits, limitations, maintenance and alternatives before you decide.
These answers are general. Your dentist can give you advice that is specific to your situation after an assessment.
No. Whitening results vary, and some types of discoloration respond better than others. Existing fillings, crowns and veneers do not whiten like natural enamel.
Many veneer treatments require some alteration of tooth structure and should be considered a long-term restorative commitment. The amount varies by case.
Sometimes treatment sequence matters because restorative materials do not whiten like natural enamel. Ask your dentist before starting whitening if visible restorative work is planned.
Call the clinic or request an appointment. We can help determine whether an assessment is the right next step.