Teeth Whitening
Brighten stained or yellow teeth with a safe whitening process after a dentist’s examination.
$100 – $300
Do your teeth look yellow, dull, or stained?
Teeth can become yellow or stained over time due to coffee, tea, wine, smoking, aging, food colorants, or enamel changes. Even with regular brushing, some stains may not fully disappear at home.
At MintTeeth Dental, our dentist checks your teeth and gums before whitening to make sure the treatment is suitable for your condition. We focus on helping your smile look brighter while still keeping the result natural.
What causes tooth discoloration?
Food and drinksCoffee, tea, red wine, dark sauces, and colored drinks can leave surface stains over time. | Smoking or tobacco useTobacco can cause stubborn yellow or brown stains. |
AgingAs enamel naturally changes with age, teeth may appear more yellow. | Plaque and tartar buildupTeeth may look duller when plaque or tartar is present, so cleaning may be recommended before whitening. |
Enamel or dentin changesSome deeper discoloration may not respond to whitening as strongly as surface stains. | Dental restorationsCrowns, veneers, bonding, and fillings do not whiten like natural teeth, so the dentist should check them before treatment. |
What we check before whitening
Tooth shade assessment
The dentist checks your current tooth color and discusses your expected result.
Gum and enamel check
We check for gum irritation, sensitivity, cavities, or enamel concerns before treatment.
Stain evaluation
The dentist looks at whether stains are surface-level or deeper discoloration.
Whitening method recommendation
You receive a suitable whitening option based on your tooth condition and sensitivity level.
Aftercare guidance
We explain how to reduce staining after treatment and how to maintain a brighter smile.
Treatment process
1. Smile assessment | The dentist checks your tooth shade, stains, gums, and sensitivity level. |
2. Cleaning if needed | If tartar or plaque is present, cleaning may be recommended first for a better whitening result. |
3. Whitening treatment | The whitening process is performed or guided based on the method suitable for your teeth. |
4. Sensitivity care | Temporary sensitivity can happen after whitening. We guide you on how to manage it properly. |
5. Result and aftercare | You receive advice on food, drinks, and habits that may affect how long the whitening result lasts. |
Safety / Expectations
Some patients may experience temporary tooth sensitivity or mild gum irritation after whitening. This is one of the most common side effects, but it usually improves after treatment. A dentist-guided process helps reduce unnecessary irritation and ensures whitening is suitable for your oral condition.
Whitening should not be overused. Using whitening products too often or incorrectly may irritate gums or affect enamel, so it is better to follow professional guidance instead of guessing at home.
Want a brighter smile without guessing what’s safe?
Book a whitening consultation and let our dentist check your teeth, explain what result is realistic, and recommend the right whitening option before treatment begins.
Visit Our Clinic
000 Dien Bien Phu,
Tra Vinh District, Vinh Long City, Vietnam
Opening Hours
Mon - Fri
8:30 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday
8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Sunday
Closed
Is teeth whitening safe?
Teeth whitening is generally safer when done or guided by a dentist. The dentist can check your gums, enamel, sensitivity, cavities, and restorations before recommending a whitening option.
Will teeth whitening make my teeth sensitive?
Some patients may feel temporary sensitivity after whitening. This is common and usually improves, but the dentist can help choose a method that suits your sensitivity level.
How long does whitening last?
The result depends on your eating habits, oral hygiene, coffee or tea intake, smoking, and follow-up care. Avoiding stain-causing habits can help maintain the result longer.
Can whitening remove all stains?
Whitening works best on natural tooth stains. Deep discoloration, old restorations, crowns, veneers, or fillings may not whiten the same way as natural teeth.
How much does teeth whitening cost?
Teeth whitening usually ranges from $100 – $300. The final cost depends on tooth shade, stain level, whitening method, sensitivity condition, and whether cleaning is needed before whitening.
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