All treatments

A guide to the treatment

Teeth whitening,
Teeth whitening on your schedule, with costs confirmed upfront and realistic expectations set from the start.

Teeth whitening is available as a single in-clinic appointment or using custom trays at home over a timeframe your dentist recommends. In both cases, your fee is locked in after an initial assessment to ensure your teeth and gums are ready for treatment. The assessment also considers any existing fillings, crowns or veneers, which will retain their original shade throughout the whitening process.

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Why it is done

Teeth whitening

01

Flexibility to match your life

Choose a single clinic visit for a quick result, or take custom trays home to whiten at your own pace.

02

Price agreed upfront

Your fee is settled before treatment, once the initial assessment is complete.

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Realistic outcomes from the start

The extent of change depends on your tooth's natural shade and the type of staining—both explained clearly before you commit.

How it happens

Teeth whitening on your schedule, with costs confirmed upfront and realistic expectations set from the start.

01

Assessment and quotation

Your teeth, gums and any existing work are examined. Once whitening is deemed suitable, your fee is confirmed.

02

Whitening

Either a single clinic session or a defined home-use period with custom trays, based on your choice.

03

Aftercare review

Your result is checked against the original plan, and any restorations needing further discussion are revisited.

Questions before a decision

Whitening works for anyone wanting either a single appointment or a gradual home course, provided the fee is known beforehand. A consultation will determine which approach suits you.

How long does an appointment take?

In-clinic treatment happens in one visit. Home tray whitening spans a timeframe your dentist determines based on your situation.

When do I find out the cost?

The fee is confirmed before you begin, following your initial assessment. It depends on which method you select.

Which option fits my routine better?

A single clinic session works well for a set appointment; take-home trays fit around your week. Your dentist will recommend the method that suits your teeth, your schedule and your budget.

What happens to my existing crowns or fillings?

They keep their current colour. This is factored into your treatment plan and discussed again once you see your final result.

An assessment, first

Nothing proceeds until it has been examined properly.

Tell the team what has changed or what concerns you. Everything else, including whether treatment is even necessary, follows only after a proper look.

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