Teeth Whitening on Sohna Road, Gurugram
Tea, coffee, smoking and age all darken teeth gradually. Professional whitening lifts these stains safely, with the teeth and gums checked first. At OralH Dental Clinic in Ninex City Mart, Sector 49, whitening is often planned alongside a cleaning or as part of a wider smile makeover.
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What Causes Discoloured Teeth?
- Surface stains from tea, coffee, red wine, paan and tobacco
- Natural darkening of the inner tooth layer with age
- Old fillings or crowns that no longer match
- A single dark tooth, which can be a sign of a problem inside that tooth
Whitening works on natural teeth. It does not change the colour of fillings, crowns or veneers, so these are discussed before you start.
How Professional Whitening Works
Check first
The teeth and gums are examined. Decay, gum problems or sensitivity are treated first, and a cleaning removes tartar and surface stains so the whitening gel works evenly.
In-clinic whitening
A whitening gel is applied to the teeth while the gums are protected. The shade change is visible at the end of the visit.
Keeping the result
Results last longer with good brushing, fewer staining drinks, and regular cleanings.
Is Whitening Safe?
Professional whitening done under a dentist's supervision is safe for enamel. Some people feel temporary sensitivity for a day or two, which settles on its own. Whitening is not advised during pregnancy, and the dentist will tell you if your teeth are not suitable.
Teeth Whitening at OralH, Sector 49
OralH Dental Clinic is on the first floor of Ninex City Mart on Sohna Road, Sector 49, Gurugram, open Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 6:30 pm. Message the clinic on WhatsApp or call +91 88006 81586 to book a consultation (₹1,000).
Who treats you
BDS, Certified Implantologist · Chief Consultant and Director
More than 26 years in dentistry; plans root canal, implant and smile treatments at OralH.
Questions before you book?
OralH Dental Clinic · Unit 3, First Floor, Ninex City Mart, Sohna Road, Sector 49
Frequently asked questions
How long does whitening last?
Often a year or more, depending on diet and habits. Fewer staining drinks and regular cleanings help the result last.
Will whitening make my teeth sensitive?
Some people feel mild sensitivity for a day or two. It is temporary, and the dentist can adjust the treatment if you already have sensitive teeth.
Will my fillings or crowns whiten too?
No. Whitening only changes natural tooth colour, so visible fillings or crowns may need replacing afterwards to match.
Is a cleaning the same as whitening?
No. A cleaning removes tartar and surface stains; whitening changes the shade of the tooth itself. They are often done together.