Teeth whitening in Bristol


If you’re looking to brighten your smile, the team at Capel Dental Care in Carmarthen can help. Our dentist-supervised at-home teeth whitening is a safe, effective way to lighten the colour of your teeth gradually, in the comfort of your own home.

Teeth whitening uses professional whitening agents to reduce staining and improve the appearance of your teeth. When provided by a qualified dental professional, whitening follows strict safety standards and delivers more predictable results than over-the-counter products.

Why do teeth become discoloured?

Very few people naturally have bright white teeth. Over time, it’s normal for teeth to darken due to a range of everyday factors, including:

  • Ageing
  • Foods and drinks such as coffee, red wine, curry, balsamic vinegar and dark berries
  • Smoking
  • Certain medications or antibiotics
  • Build-up of plaque or calculus (tartar)

Your at-home teeth whitening consultation

Every smile is different. Before starting whitening, one of our Capel Dental Care dentists will carry out a full assessment to make sure your teeth and gums are healthy and that whitening is suitable for you.

This consultation allows us to:

  • Check your dental health
  • Discuss your expectations
  • Record your current tooth shade
  • Explain what results you can realistically expect

In some cases, whitening may need to be delayed until other dental treatment has been completed.

Your at-home whitening treatment

Your dentist will provide a customised whitening kit designed specifically for your smile.

The process includes:

  • Taking impressions or scans of your teeth to create custom-made whitening trays
  • Showing you how to use the trays and whitening gel safely at home
  • Wearing the trays for several sessions, as advised by your dentist

Because the trays are made to fit your teeth precisely, the whitening gel is applied evenly and comfortably. Results appear gradually over a few weeks, allowing you to whiten at a pace that suits your lifestyle.

How long do results last?

Teeth whitening results are not permanent, and how long they last varies from person to person. With good dental hygiene and by limiting foods and drinks that stain teeth, results can last several months to a few years.

Your dentist can also advise on safe top-up options if your teeth begin to darken over time.

How to keep your smile brighter for longer

You can help maintain your results by:

  • Limiting foods and drinks known to stain teeth, such as coffee, red wine and curry
  • Rinsing your mouth with water after eating or drinking
  • Brushing twice daily with fluoride toothpaste and cleaning between your teeth
  • Visiting your hygienist regularly for professional cleaning
  • Attending routine dental check-ups so your dentist can monitor your dental health

Book a teeth whitening consultation today

If you’re considering teeth whitening, contact Capel Dental Care in Carmarthen on 01267 237363 to book a consultation and find out whether at-home whitening is right for you.

Important information about at-home teeth whitening

Teeth whitening can only be carried out if you are dentally fit. A dental examination (charged separately) is required before treatment begins to assess suitability. For existing patients, this assessment may be included within your routine dental health check-up if discussed with your dentist in advance. Any additional dental treatment required before whitening will be charged separately.

Treatments

Stain removal

We all want to show the world our whitest, brightest smile, and stain removal treatments at Longwell Green Dental & Implant Clinic are key to keeping your teeth looking their best.

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    Dental veneers

    If your self-confidence is affected by the appearance of your teeth, you may be considering veneers. Your Longwell Green Dental & Implant Clinic dentist can help you achieve a beautiful smile without lengthy orthodontics.

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      Can I have my teeth whitened if I have cavities or gum problems?

      Before treatment you will always be seen by one of our dentists to make sure that having your teeth whitened is right for you.

      It is not a good idea to have your teeth whitened if you have existing dental problems, as the whitening agent can aggravate any cavity or gum problems.

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      Why are my teeth discoloured?

      Teeth lose their natural colour for many reasons, but the main causes of teeth looking yellow are food and drink, oral hygiene and age.

      Drinks such as tea, coffee, red wine and certain fruits, such as blueberries, stain teeth quite badly. Smoking is another common culprit.

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      Next steps

      Dreaming of that whiter smile?

      If you're ready to take up treatment, get in touch on 0117 932 2313.

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