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Teeth Whitening in Epping
A bright smile can make you feel more comfortable in photos, at social events, or during everyday conversations. If your teeth have become stained over time from coffee, tea, red wine, smoking, or simply the natural ageing process, professional teeth whitening may help lighten certain types of discolouration.
At Epping Family Dental, we offer professional take-home teeth whitening kits that allow you to brighten your smile at home, with guidance from your dentist every step of the way. Before treatment begins, we’ll assess your teeth and gums, discuss your goals, and determine whether teeth whitening is appropriate for you.
How Our Take-Home Whitening Works
Your appointment starts with a consultation so your dentist can assess your oral health and the type of staining present. If teeth whitening is suitable for you, we’ll take impressions or digital scans to create custom whitening trays designed to fit your teeth comfortably.
You’ll receive professional whitening gel along with clear instructions on how and when to use it. Typically, each at-home whitening session takes about 30 minutes, although your dentist will provide instructions based on the product prescribed and your individual treatment plan. Most people complete treatment within one to two weeks, depending on their starting tooth shade and desired outcome.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Find Out Whether Teeth Whitening Is Right for You
If you’d like to brighten your smile, we’d be happy to discuss your options. After assessing your teeth and oral health, we’ll explain what whitening may be able to achieve in your individual situation and answer any questions you may have.
Contact Epping Family Dental today to book your consultation.
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*All dental treatments have benefits, limitations and potential risks, and individual outcomes vary. Please read our Treatment Information & Important Patient Guidance page before proceeding with treatment, and speak with your dentist if you have any questions. Any invasive or surgical procedure may carry risks. Seeking a second opinion is an option available to every patient.
