Teeth whitening
Teeth whitening is a simple way to make a big improvement to your smile, removing stains and making your smile brighter and more attractive.
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Treatment at a glance
Treatment
Teeth whitening
Price
From £120
Time
TBC after assessment
What is teeth whitening?
Tooth whitening is a simple way to make a big improvement to your smile, removing stains and making your smile brighter and more attractive. It is a gentle chemical process that eliminates discolouration and lightens teeth, giving you a noticeably brighter and more youthful-looking smile.

Signs you need teeth whitening
Coffee, tea, red wine and smoking are just some of the things that can stain and discolour your teeth. You might need teeth whitening if you have the following:
Yellowing or staining
This can be caused by ageing, smoking, or consuming dark-coloured foods and drinks.
Uneven colouration
Some teeth may be darker or more discolored than others. This can be caused by genetics, medication, or poor oral hygiene.
Dullness or lack of luster
This can be caused by ageing, enamel erosion, or exposure to acidic foods and drinks.
Treatment process
Teeth whitening Process
There are several teeth whitening options available. The best approach is to speak to us about which is the best option for you.
Shade check and consultation
The dentist examines your teeth and matches your current tooth colour to a guide. This gives you a baseline to see exactly how much brighter your smile gets.
Gel and light activation
The dentist applies the peroxide whitening gel to your teeth and shines a special LED or laser light on them to accelerate the process. This is usually left on for 15 minutes, rinsed, and repeated 2 to 3 times.
Cleaning and prep
Your teeth are polished with a gritty paste to remove surface plaque. Then, a plastic guard is placed in your mouth to keep your lips and cheeks away from your teeth.
Final rinse
Everything is suctioned out, your mouth is thoroughly rinsed, and the gum guard is removed. You get to look in the mirror and see a smile that is typically 3 to 8 shades lighter.
Gum protection
The whitening gel is powerful, so the dentist paints a protective barrier over your gums. This hardens under a light and acts as a shield against irritation.
Aftercare
You can help maintain the whiteness of your teeth by avoiding food and drink that may cause staining and brushing your teeth at least twice a day. Teeth whitening does not give permanent results, but home whitening trays can be reused if a top-up is necessary.

FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Take a look at the questions we often get asked. Have a question of your own? Please get in touch.
Can yellow teeth be white again?
Yellow teeth can regain whiteness through various methods, including good oral hygiene, professional dental cleanings, and teeth-whitening treatments.
is teeth whitening permanent?
No, teeth whitening is not permanent, but it can last for several years
is teeth whitening painful?
Teeth whitening is usually not painful, but some people may experience sensitivity during or after treatment.
