Professional teeth whitening · DHA Lahore
Professional teeth whitening lightens the colour of natural teeth; it does not change the colour of crowns, veneers or tooth-coloured fillings. At Al Mairaj Dental & Cosmetics (AMDC), Dr. Shadab Haq assesses your teeth, gums, existing restorations, staining and sensitivity before recommending an in-clinic whitening plan.
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Professional teeth whitening uses peroxide-based bleaching agents to lighten stains and the colour of natural teeth. In-clinic treatment is supervised by a dental professional after checking that whitening is appropriate for your mouth.
Our current professional teeth whitening range is Rs. 20,000–35,000. The exact quote depends on your tooth condition, staining and recommended whitening plan.
No. Scaling and polishing removes plaque, tartar and surface deposits; whitening changes the shade of natural teeth. Some patients may need cleaning before whitening.
No. Whitening affects natural tooth structure, not tooth-coloured restorations. If visible restorations are present, the dentist should discuss possible shade mismatch before treatment.
Temporary tooth sensitivity and gum irritation are recognised side effects of bleaching. Risk varies with the teeth, product concentration and treatment protocol, so sensitivity history should be discussed before treatment.
Whitening is not permanent. The result can gradually fade as teeth are exposed to tea, coffee, tobacco and other staining factors. Maintenance needs differ between patients.
Start with the cause of discolouration
Not every dark or yellow tooth needs the same treatment. Surface staining, natural yellowing, a single dark tooth and colour changes around restorations can require different planning.
Extrinsic staining can often improve with professional cleaning, whitening or a combination depending on what is causing the colour change.
Natural teeth that have become darker over time may respond to bleaching after the dentist checks oral health and expectations.
A single discoloured tooth can have a different cause from general staining and should be diagnosed before whole-mouth whitening is chosen.
Existing crowns, veneers and fillings stay the same shade, so whitening may make an old visible restoration look different from the surrounding natural teeth.
Teeth whitening price in DHA Lahore
Our current professional teeth whitening price range is Rs. 20,000–35,000. We confirm the final quote after assessing your teeth, gums, staining and treatment plan.
Scaling, desensitising care or additional sessions are not automatically included in every whitening plan. We will explain what your individual quote covers before treatment.
Professional teeth whitening. We confirm the exact treatment requirements and inclusions after assessment.
Choose the treatment that matches the problem
A whiter-looking smile does not always require bleaching. The right option depends on whether the problem is deposits, natural tooth colour, deep discolouration or the shape and structure of the teeth.
| Option | What it changes | May be useful when | Important point |
|---|---|---|---|
| Professional whitening | The colour of natural teeth. | Natural teeth are stained or darker than you would like and are suitable for bleaching. | Existing crowns, veneers and fillings do not change shade. |
| Scaling & polishing | Plaque, tartar and some external surface staining. | Deposits or surface stains are contributing to a dull appearance. | Cleaning is not the same as bleaching. Explore cleaning. |
| At-home / OTC whitening | Natural tooth shade gradually, depending on product and use. | You want a home-based option and your teeth are suitable for bleaching. | Professional assessment can help identify sensitivity, decay, restorations or stain types that affect results. |
| Veneers / crowns / smile planning | Can change colour plus tooth shape or structure. | Colour is only one part of the concern, or natural teeth/restorations will not respond predictably to bleaching. | These are restorative/cosmetic procedures, not substitutes for simple whitening when bleaching alone is appropriate. Explore Smile Makeover. |
Real AMDC whitening result
This is one of our real AMDC teeth-whitening cases. It shows one patient’s outcome; your own shade change will depend on your starting condition and treatment plan.
What an in-clinic whitening visit involves
We offer professional laser teeth whitening as an in-clinic option. We choose the whitening protocol after checking your oral health, staining, restorations and sensitivity rather than simply selecting the strongest method.
The dentist checks for decay, gum problems, cracks, sensitivity and other issues that may affect whether whitening is appropriate.
Your starting shade and visible crowns, veneers or fillings are reviewed so expectations and possible colour mismatch can be discussed.
For in-clinic bleaching, the soft tissues are protected and whitening material is applied according to the selected clinical protocol.
You receive advice about temporary sensitivity, oral hygiene, staining foods and drinks, tobacco exposure and when to review the result.
Aftercare matters
Whitening maintenance is mainly about controlling new staining, maintaining oral health and avoiding unnecessary repeated bleaching when the teeth are already sensitive.
Tea, coffee, tobacco and strongly pigmented foods or drinks can gradually darken teeth again. Follow our advice after treatment.
If teeth feel sensitive, follow the dentist’s advice and avoid very hot or cold triggers until the temporary sensitivity settles.
Natural teeth have individual colour and translucency. A clinically appropriate result is more important than repeatedly bleaching toward an unrealistic shade.
Whitening is not permanent, but repeat treatment should be based on the condition of your teeth and professional advice rather than a fixed schedule.
Your dentist at AMDC
BDS, MDS, C-Ortho, PMDC Verified Dentist, with 14+ years of clinical experience. For dental care, Dr. Shadab Haq provides consultation, diagnosis and treatment planning across AMDC’s core dental services.
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Our current professional teeth whitening range is Rs. 20,000–35,000. The exact quote depends on your teeth, staining and recommended plan, and we confirm it after assessment.
We offer professional laser teeth whitening as an in-clinic option. We first assess your oral health, staining, restorations and sensitivity so the whitening protocol matches your case.
Professional bleaching is widely used, but it is not completely free of side effects. Temporary tooth sensitivity and gum irritation can occur, which is why suitability, product use and soft-tissue protection matter.
Many external stains can improve, but the result depends on the type and depth of discolouration. If plaque or tartar is a major cause, cleaning may also be needed.
No. Bleaching changes the colour of natural teeth, not tooth-coloured restorations. If a visible restoration is present, discuss the final shade plan before whitening.
Scaling and polishing removes plaque, tartar and surface deposits. Whitening changes the shade of natural teeth. Some patients only need cleaning; others may benefit from whitening after the teeth and gums are healthy.
Whitening is not usually described as a painful procedure, but temporary sensitivity can occur during or after treatment. Tell us if you already have sensitive teeth.
Whitening is not permanent. How quickly teeth darken again depends on oral hygiene, tea and coffee intake, tobacco use and other staining exposures. Maintenance should be individual rather than based on a guaranteed duration.
Deep or intrinsic colour changes may respond differently from ordinary surface staining and may need a different treatment plan. A dental assessment is important before deciding that standard whitening is the right option.
There is no single repeat schedule for everyone. The dentist should reassess tooth sensitivity, oral health, current shade and previous treatment before recommending another whitening cycle.