iipuda Teeth Whitening & Scaling Package

F&Q


1. What is the difference between scaling and teeth whitening?

Scaling removes plaque and tartar from your teeth to improve oral health,
while teeth whitening focuses on lightening the color of your teeth for cosmetic purposes.

2. How long does a teeth whitening treatment usually last?

The results can last from several months up to 1–2 years,
depending on your diet, oral hygiene, and lifestyle habits like smoking or drinking coffee.

3. Is scaling painful, and how often should I get it done?

Scaling is usually not painful, though you may feel some pressure or minor discomfort.
Most people benefit from professional scaling every 6 months.

4. Are there any side effects after whitening, such as sensitivity?

Some patients may experience temporary tooth sensitivity or gum irritation,
which usually resolves within a few days.

5. Can I eat or drink anything right after scaling or whitening treatment?

After scaling, you can generally eat normally, though avoiding very hard
or sticky foods for a short time is recommended. After whitening,
it’s best to avoid staining foods and drinks
(like coffee, tea, or red wine) for at least 24–48 hours.