There are a variety of options available: whitening toothpastes, strips, and, of course, professional teeth whitening at the dentist.  The best option is to ask our team for professional advice, and they will recommend the best way to whiten your teeth. 

Yes, they work, but results vary and can be uneven because strips contact low-percentage whitening material and only bleach the front surface of the tooth, so the results don't last. 

Not really; whitening gels are designed to whiten natural teeth but not composite bonding, which is a filling material. The best option is to ask your dentist if you are no longer happy with the shade of your composite bonding. 

Baking soda may brighten teeth, as it is more abrasive than toothpaste; however, it will not change the colour of teeth, and you should not use it for too long, as it is too abrasive for the enamel. 

Professional teeth whitening does not damage teeth, as it is safe and the materials are clinically suitable for every patient's needs. We check our patients' teeth before the whitening procedure to ensure they are clinically fit for whitening.