Dentist Approved, Safe & Effective Whitening
Life’s special moments—weddings, interviews, celebrations—deserve a radiant smile. Or perhaps you simply desire the confidence that comes with a brighter, whiter smile. Teeth whitening safely and effectively lightens your natural tooth colour, revealing your most confident self.
How does teeth whitening work?
Our Advanced Whitening system offers flexible options: daytime whitening with fast-acting hydrogen peroxide, requiring just one hour daily, or overnight whitening with longer-lasting carbamide peroxide. Consistent daily use ensures optimal results, fitting seamlessly into your lifestyle.
Will teeth whitening remove stains?
Our Advanced Whitening system tackles both types of stains: age-related yellowing, which often requires our professional-grade gels, and surface stains from lifestyle factors. Choose our daytime hydrogen peroxide option for quick results on extrinsic stains, or our overnight carbamide peroxide for gradual whitening that addresses both stain types. Consistent daily use with either method ensures a brighter, more youthful smile, effectively combating the effects of aging and daily habits.
Will teeth whitening work on fillings?
Teeth whitening will not work on restorations such as fillings, crowns or veneers. The colour of these parts of your smile will remain the same after the whitening process. Other treatments will be needed after completing your whitening treatment to match these parts to the new shade of your teeth.
How to keep my teeth white?
Maintaining your newly whitened smile requires consistent effort. Follow these key steps:
- Practice diligent oral hygiene: brush twice daily (or after staining foods/drinks) and consider a whitening toothpaste.
- Limit staining foods and drinks: enjoy them in moderation to minimise discolouration.
- Schedule follow-up treatments: frequency depends on your lifestyle and habits. At-home whitening can extend your results between professional visits.
Will it make my teeth sensitive?
Some people have thin tissues and therefore sensitive teeth. A desensitizing gel is provided with instructions, where the process is stopped, the gel is used and the whitening process is started again to the end.
Sensitivity is short term.