Professional teeth whitening at Dr Fatima Azelmat's practice in Kénitra
The practice's olive-green treatment room
Explanation screen installed in the treatment room
Smile aesthetics · Kénitra

Teeth whitening in Kénitra

Teeth whitening can lighten the shade of natural teeth. At Dr Fatima Azelmat's practice in Kénitra, a prior check-up is used to tailor the product, its concentration and follow-up to your situation. The degree and duration of lightening vary with the starting shade, sensitivity and habits.

Personalised assessment · 3D imaging (Cone Beam) · detailed treatment plan

Describe your situation: you will receive an initial response, followed by a tailored plan after the assessment.

Teeth whitening in Kénitra

At Dr Fatima Azelmat’s practice in Kénitra, teeth whitening is quoted on an individual basis: the amount depends on your starting shade and the technique chosen. In the chair, allow one to two sessions; with custom take-home trays, one to two weeks. A prior assessment and scale-and-polish (400 MAD) are what make the result even: the written quote is given to you after the consultation (150 MAD).

Examen clinique
Professional whitening in the chair or at home (custom trays)
Imagerie
Prior check-up and tailored protocol to limit side effects
Plan de traitement
Personalised advice to keep your smile bright afterwards
Treatment room, turquoise chair
The practice's olive-green treatment room
Explanation screen installed in the treatment room

Ce qu'il faut savoir

What is teeth whitening?

Teeth whitening is an aesthetic treatment that lightens the colour of the teeth using a peroxide-based gel (hydrogen or carbamide). The gel acts on pigments built up in the enamel and dentine and raises the shade by several tones. Supervision by a dentist allows the indications to be assessed, the protocol to be tailored and side effects to be monitored. To understand what really works, see our article: whitening — effectiveness and safety.

Why teeth turn yellow

Teeth discolour over time from coffee, tea, tobacco and certain foods, as well as the natural ageing of the enamel. We explain the causes here: why teeth turn yellow and coffee, tea, tobacco: stains on the teeth. Some internal discolourations (a non-vital tooth, deep stains) call for different solutions, assessed during the check-up.

The techniques offered at the practice

  • In-office whitening. Carried out at the practice in one or two sessions, with a concentrated gel and gum protection. A fast result, ideal before an event.
  • At-home (ambulatory) whitening. Custom trays are made from your impressions; you apply the gel at home for a few hours a day over one to two weeks. Gradual and comfortable.
  • Combined approach. An in-office session may be followed by home top-ups when combining both approaches is clinically appropriate.

The choice depends on your starting shade, tooth sensitivity and preferences.

Step by step

  1. Examination and check-up. We check for the absence of decay and gum disease and assess the starting shade. A healthy mouth is essential before any whitening.
  2. Scaling. When scaling is indicated, it removes surface deposits and helps the starting shade to be assessed more accurately before whitening.
  3. Protection. The gum is isolated before the gel is applied.
  4. Application. In the chair, or trays and gel handed over for home use with instructions.
  5. Review. We check the result and give aftercare advice.

Results, duration and upkeep

The degree of lightening varies from person to person and usually settles within a few days. Its duration depends in particular on the starting shade and your habits, so the same timeframe cannot be promised to everyone. For maintenance advice, see keeping your teeth white after whitening. A later top-up can be discussed after review.

What side effects can occur?

After a check-up and with a tailored protocol, whitening is generally well tolerated, but side effects can occur. Temporary tooth sensitivity or gum irritation is possible. Effects on enamel vary with factors including the product, concentration, pH, exposure time and repeated sessions. Whitening is not indicated during pregnancy or breastfeeding, nor on untreated teeth — hence the importance of the prior check-up.

Cost of teeth whitening in Kénitra

The price depends on the technique chosen (in-office, trays, or combined) and the starting shade. It is set by quote after the check-up.

Service Indicative price (MAD)
Whitening (in-office or trays) by quote after check-up

The procedures and their prices are presented to you before starting. See also our fees.

Why choose Dr Fatima Azelmat

Dr Azelmat uses a protocol tailored to each smile: a thorough check-up, professional products and monitoring of tooth and gum sensitivity. If the discolouration is better addressed by another aesthetic solution (veneers, crowns), she explains it clearly rather than whitening at all costs.

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The practice's olive-green treatment room
Un bilan d'abord, une décision ensuite.
Examen clinique, imagerie 3D si nécessaire, plan expliqué avant toute décision.

Frequently asked questions

Can whitening affect the teeth or gums?

A professional protocol is intended to limit risks, but it cannot guarantee a complete absence of effects on enamel. Temporary tooth sensitivity or gum irritation can occur; the prior check-up allows treatment to be tailored.

How long does the result last?

It depends on your habits (coffee, tea, tobacco) and hygiene. The result generally lasts several months to a few years. An occasional top-up revives the brightness.

In-office or home trays — which to choose?

In-office whitening gives a fast result in one or two sessions; home trays work more gradually over one to two weeks. The choice is made according to your starting shade, sensitivity and preferences, after the check-up.

Does whitening work on crowns and veneers?

No. Whitening only acts on natural teeth; it does not change the shade of crowns, veneers or composites. If these restorations are visible, replacing them can be considered after whitening to harmonise the smile.

Can a pregnant woman have whitening?

Whitening is not advised during pregnancy and breastfeeding, as a precaution. It is better to wait, and to focus meanwhile on good hygiene and scaling.

A question about your case?

The first step is a precise diagnosis. To schedule an assessment, call the practice or write on WhatsApp.