- Professional Teeth Whitening at InfiSmiles Dental Clinic, Surat
- What Is Professional Teeth Whitening?
- Teeth Whitening vs Teeth Cleaning vs Polishing
- Who Can Benefit From Teeth Whitening?
- Teeth Whitening Options at InfiSmiles Dental Clinic Surat
- Teeth Whitening Procedure: Step by Step
- Is Teeth Whitening Safe? Sensitivity and Side Effects
- After Whitening: What to Eat, Drink and Avoid
- Teeth Whitening Cost in Surat
- Related Dental Treatments
- FAQs about Braces Treatment
Professional Teeth Whitening at InfiSmiles Dental Clinic, Surat
Not all stains are the same, and the best teeth whitening in Surat depends on what caused the discolouration. At InfiSmiles we begin with a check-up and a professional clean, then recommend the whitening method that suits your teeth, gums and goals.
We offer professional teeth whitening in Surat, including in-clinic whitening, custom take-home trays and combined plans, along with teeth cleaning in Surat and dental polishing. Care is led by Dr. Dhaval Patel, Chairman of InfiSmiles, who has served patients for more than 18 years. Visit our Sayan or Sarthana (Nana Varachha) branch in Surat.
What Is Professional Teeth Whitening?
Professional teeth whitening is a cosmetic dental treatment that lightens the colour of natural teeth. A dentist applies a peroxide-based whitening gel, which breaks down stain molecules inside the enamel so the tooth looks lighter. It is controlled by a dentist, who protects your gums and adjusts the treatment to your teeth.
Whitening works best on yellowish stains from food, drinks, smoking and ageing. It does not change the colour of crowns, veneers or fillings. Results vary from person to person.
Teeth Whitening vs Teeth Cleaning vs Polishing
Teeth cleaning, dental polishing and teeth whitening are often confused, but each does a different job. Cleaning comes first, because teeth whitening gel works better on a clean tooth surface.
- Teeth cleaning (scaling): Professional teeth cleaning removes plaque and tartar from the teeth and from just below the gumline. It protects your gums and can lift some surface stains, so teeth often look a little brighter, but it does not change the natural shade of the tooth. Most people need teeth cleaning about every six months, or sooner if the dentist advises it.
- Dental polishing: Dental polishing follows scaling. The dentist smooths the tooth surface with a soft cup and polishing paste, which removes light surface stains and makes it harder for plaque to stick. Polishing improves shine and feel, but like cleaning it does not lighten the colour of the tooth itself.
- Teeth whitening: Professional teeth whitening lightens the natural colour of the tooth with a peroxide-based gel. Unlike cleaning and polishing, teeth whitening changes the shade of the tooth, often by several shades, though results differ from person to person.
At InfiSmiles we usually plan all three together: professional teeth cleaning and polishing first, then teeth whitening in Surat, so the gel works on a clean surface and the result looks even.
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Who Can Benefit From Teeth Whitening?
Whitening may suit you if you have healthy teeth and gums and want a lighter shade. Common reasons include:
- Yellow or stained teeth from tea, coffee, red wine or tobacco
- Teeth that have darkened with age
- A wedding, interview or event coming up (we advise starting at least two weeks ahead)
- Self-consciousness about smiling because of tooth colour
- Teeth that are clean but dull after braces are removed
Teeth Whitening Options at InfiSmiles Dental Clinic Surat
1. In-Office Teeth Whitening
The dentist applies a stronger whitening gel in the clinic after protecting your gums. A session usually takes 60 to 90 minutes and can lighten teeth by several shades in one visit.
2. Take-Home Whitening Trays
Custom-made trays are fitted to your teeth, and you wear them with a lower-strength gel at home as advised. Results build gradually, often over one to two weeks. Custom trays hold the gel on the teeth and away from the gums better than store-bought strips.
Combined In-Office and Take-Home Whitening A clinic session gives a quick start. Take-home trays then help you reach and maintain the shade. Many patients choose this for the best balance of speed and control.
3. Light-Activated Whitening
Some clinics use a special light with the gel. Research shows the light adds little to the result and does not reliably reduce sensitivity.
Advice on Over-the-Counter Products Strips, pens and toothpastes are widely sold. We can tell you which are safe to use and which may harm your gums or enamel. Products for whitening should be used with a dentist’s advice if you have sensitivity, gum disease or restorations.
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Teeth Whitening Procedure: Step by Step
- Check-up and consultation: We examine your teeth and gums, treat cavities or gum problems first, and discuss your goals and the shade you want.
- Professional cleaning: Plaque, tartar and surface stains are removed so the gel can work evenly.
- Shade check: We note your starting shade so you can see the change.
- Gum protection: A barrier is applied to your gums, lips and soft tissue.
- Gel application: The whitening gel is applied for set periods. In-clinic sessions may have several rounds.
- Monitoring: We check your comfort and the shade as we go, and adjust or stop if needed.
- Aftercare plan: You receive advice on food and drinks to avoid, sensitivity care and how to keep the result.
Is Teeth Whitening Safe? Sensitivity and Side Effects
When done by a dentist on healthy teeth, whitening is considered safe, and any enamel change is minor and temporary. The most common side effects are:
- Tooth sensitivity: Short-lived sensitivity to hot and cold, usually settling within a few days.
- Gum irritation: Mild redness or soreness if gel touches the gums. We protect them to reduce this.
- Uneven or patchy results: More likely with fillings, white spots or heavy tartar.
Tell us if you have sensitive teeth. We can choose a lower-strength gel, use shorter sessions or advise a desensitising toothpaste. Overuse of whitening products, especially unsupervised, raises the risk of irritation.
Our Doctors
Dr Dhaval Patel
Implantologist, and Chairman,
Dr.Yashsvi
Head Dentist Sarthana
Dr.priya patel
Head Dentist Sayan
Dr.Vaidagna Dentist
Dentist in charge Sayan
After Whitening: What to Eat, Drink and Avoid
For the first 48 hours, teeth are more open to stains. Avoid:
- Tea, coffee, red wine, cola and dark juices
- Tobacco in any form
- Soy sauce, tomato sauce, curry and turmeric-rich food
- Dark berries and beetroot
- Coloured mouthwash and lipstick that touches teeth
Safer choices: water, milk, plain rice, white bread, chicken, fish, yoghurt, banana, cauliflower and potatoes.
To make results last:
- Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste.
- Rinse with water after tea, coffee or wine.
- Use a straw for dark drinks.
- Visit for cleaning every six months.
- Ask about a touch-up using your take-home trays.
Teeth Whitening Cost in Surat
The cost depends on the method, how deep the stains are, whether cleaning or other treatment is needed first, and whether you take home trays.
- In-office session: Priced per visit.
- Take-home trays: Includes custom trays and gel.
- Combined plan: Usually priced as a package.
- Cleaning and polishing: Charged separately or in a package.
We give you a written estimate after your check-up, so there are no surprises.
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