Initial Assessment: Before undergoing teeth whitening treatment, patients undergo a thorough dental examination to assess their oral health and determine their suitability for the procedure. The dentist checks for cavities, gum disease, and other dental issues that may require treatment before whitening.

Treatment Planning: Based on the patient's oral health and aesthetic goals, the dentist recommends the most appropriate whitening method. Options may include professional in-office whitening, take-home whitening kits with custom trays, or over-the-counter whitening products.

In-Office Whitening: In-office whitening procedures typically involve the application of a bleaching agent directly onto the teeth. The dentist may use a special light or laser to activate the whitening gel and accelerate the bleaching process. The entire treatment usually takes about one to two hours and can significantly lighten the teeth in a single session.

Take-Home Whitening Kits: For patients who prefer the convenience of at-home whitening, the dentist provides custom-fitted trays and professional-strength whitening gel. Patients wear the trays for a specified duration each day, usually for several weeks, until they achieve the desired level of whitening.

Follow-up and Maintenance: After completing the whitening treatment, patients may be advised to follow specific post-care instructions to maintain the results. This may include avoiding staining foods and beverages, practicing good oral hygiene, and scheduling periodic touch-up treatments as needed.