Lightening natural colour

Teeth Whitening in Amman

Whitening lightens natural tooth colour with bleaching agents under clinical supervision. It is not started before checking decay, gum recession, and visible fillings or crowns, because those restorations do not change colour with bleaching.

Front teeth held with cheek retractors and a blue gum barrier: a darker shade on the left and a lighter shade on the right

Before whitening

Natural teeth with yellowing or external staining after a clean
Realistic expectations about how much lighter teeth may become
Gums that can be protected from the bleaching gel
No untreated active decay on the teeth being whitened

How the visit is planned

01Cleaning and any needed restorations come first.
02The current shade is recorded, and variation between people is explained.
03A whitening method is chosen only if the procedure is appropriate.
04Advice is given to limit sensitivity and strong staining in the short term.

After whitening

Cold sensitivity is common and often temporary. Avoid smoking and strong colouring foods as advised. Shade is not permanent; habits and drinks affect how long it lasts.

Clinical cases

Medical note

Unsupervised home bleaching or random products can harm gums and enamel. Whitening may be deferred in pregnancy and some medical situations. We do not promise a specific shade.

Frequently asked questions

What are the better ways to whiten teeth?

The suitable method follows examination. Sometimes cleaning is enough to remove external stain. Clinical whitening is discussed when appropriate. Harsh abrasive pastes are not a safe substitute for assessment.

Does whitening change crowns and fillings?

No. Restorations do not bleach like natural teeth, and the colour difference can look clearer afterwards. Some restorations may later be replaced for appearance.