How white would you like your teeth?
Tried and tested over the years, our team offers two home treatment options to get you the most naturally vibrant smile possible.
1. Premium package: £550—Our popular ‘Boutique whitening’.
2. Luxury package: £850—Our favourite ‘Enlighten teeth whitening’.
If your eyes are the window to your soul, your smile is the door to your success. A brighter, whiter smile can make you look and feel healthier, younger, and more confident. Teeth naturally discolour with age and day-to-day habits, such as drinking tea, coffee, red wine and smoking.
With our Enlighten and Boutique professional home whitening systems, we achieve a beautiful result with ease. We believe these products to be the safest and most effective tried and tested methods.
With so many different whitening products on the market, it’s easy to get confused. So here are the facts you need to know before you commit.
Is teeth whitening safe?
Yes. Clinical studies have shown that whitening your teeth with carbamide or hydrogen peroxide under the supervision of a dental professional is safe for teeth and gums.
What are the side effects?
The most common side effect is tooth and gum sensitivity. We will ensure we give you the right concentration of whitening formula. Our at-home whitening products have been carefully selected to minimise tooth sensitivity.
What’s the difference between over-the-counter whitening solutions and our whitening treatments?
Over-the-counter whitening products are not customised to your needs, are ineffective, and do not last—clinical studies have proved this. With our professional whitening systems, the whitening process is tailored to your needs by your dentist, with custom-fitted trays for at-home treatments.
How long will my whitening results last?
Whitening treatments help to reduce existing stains, but through consumption of coffee, soft drinks, or just through natural ageing, your teeth may eventually become discoloured again. Maintenance whitening can help combat recurring discolouration.
What causes teeth to discolour?
There are many causes of tooth discolouration. Some of the most common include the consumption of highly coloured foods and drinks (berries, coffee, tea, and red wine). Some medications, ageing, smoking, and trauma can also cause teeth discolouration.
How long does it take?
Your teeth will be visibly whiter within a few days—it’s that easy.
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