Teeth whitening in Bristol


If you are dreaming of a whiter smile, we at Longwell Green Dental & Implant Clinic in Bristol can make it a reality. Home teeth whitening is a simple solution that can immediately improve the colour of your teeth and boost your self-confidence.  

Why whiten teeth?

While everyone dreams of a Hollywood smile, very few people have naturally bright, white teeth. Your teeth change colour as you get older, and other factors like what you eat and drink can affect their colour. Coffee, red wine, curry, balsamic vinegar and dark berries are all teeth staining culprits. You may have an important event coming up, such as a wedding or holiday, that you want to look your best for. It may be that your teeth have gradually become discoloured due to certain prescribed medications or antibiotics. A build up of calculus (tartar) can also lead to yellow-looking teeth, as can habits like smoking.

Your whitening consultation

Your smile is unique to you, and Longwell Green Dental & Implant Clinic dentists understand that your reasons are personal too. Our dentists in Bristol will expertly assess your teeth to make sure they are suitable for a home whitening treatment.

Whitening treatments  

Your dentist will provide a whitening treatment to use at home. While you’ll be using the kit at home, the treatment is tailored to your unique smile. First an impression of your teeth and jaw is taken, in surgery, to custom-make a mouthguard that will be crucial to your at-home kit. Then, from the comfort of your home and when it suits your schedule, you can begin the process of whitening your teeth. It is a simple procedure that involves applying a gel to your teeth. The mouthguard makes sure that the whitening gel is evenly and safely transforming the colour of your teeth.

This is a treatment that requires multiple applications, but the ease of having the tools at home, as well as the expert advice from your local Bristol dentist, means that it is much easier to fit in and around your life.   

How long will the treatment last?

How long your teeth stay whiter and brighter after treatment is down to you. Stay away from stain-culprits and keep up a good oral health routine and the effects of your whitening treatment should last up to three years.

How you can keep a whiter, brighter smile

As well as using a whitening treatment, you can keep your smile looking fresh and bright by incorporating these five simple steps into your oral care routine:

  1. Avoid, or keep to a minimum, foods like curry and berries, and beverages such as coffee and red wine that are known to stain teeth.
  2. Have a glass of water or rinse your mouth out within thirty minutes of eating.
  3. Plaque attracts stains, so keep brushing and flossing regularly to remove any build up.
  4. Use a tooth whitening toothpaste or mouthwash.
  5. Visit your Longwell Green Dental & Implant Clinic hygienist for a scale and polish at least once or twice a year.  

If you’re considering a whiter smile, contact Longwell Green Dental & Implant Clinic in Bristol on 0117 932 2313 today to book a consultation.

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.

    Treatments

    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.

      Related FAQs

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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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