Teeth whitening is a non-invasive cosmetic treatment to freshen up your smile. Our procedure Is the most effective yet safest method to remove stains of discolored teeth leaving you with a brighter smile.

The treatment takes 60 minutes performed in 3x 20 minutes intervals. One hour is all that is needed to achieve maximum results.

We recommend a top up 4-6 weeks after your first treatment and then every 3-6 months thereafter to maintain your smile.

Results are subject to genetics and oral habits. Results vary and average up to 9-14 shades lighter. People who regularly whiten their teeth would not have many stains to remove and can expect 2-7 shades lighter.

Although it is rare with our gel, some people may have sensitivity and experience spontaneous shooting pains. In this instance we recommend to keep your desensitization gel with you on the go to instantly relieve you & follow our aftercare guide. Sensitivity will subside within 24-48 hours post treatment.

Yes, we can. However, they will whiten to the shade you originally had them done but will not whiten any further.

Pregnant and lactating women are advised to avoid teeth whitening. We recommend treatment for persons over the age of 16.
Anyone under the age of 18 requires parental/guardian consent. Anyone who has cold sores or ulcers and allergies to peroxide.
If you have receding gums or gingivitis best not to undergo whitening until cleared by a dentist.
Its best to avoid whitening if you have recently had lip fillers for a couple weeks to avoid irritation.

We advise you to come to your appointment on a full stomach and having brushed your teeth as you should not consume anything other than water 3 hours post treatment.

Weekly use of our 2 in 1 foam toothpaste and intensive whitening powder.
Top up before a night out with our pens or home whitening kit.
Regular 3 monthly top ups. Brush your teeth twice daily, floss often and drink plenty of water.
Avoid foods and beverages such as coffee, black tea, red wine, curry, smoking, or anything that would stain a white fabric. Drink through a straw.

If the stains are not too deep within the teeth, we will be able to remove the stains. Tetracycline stains are generally the hardest stains to remove but our qualified staff will be able to assist you with a care plan.