Teeth whitening has become extremely popular over the past several years. It is a great way to improve your appearance; it is reasonably priced; non-surgical; and non-invasive.

The treatment involves wearing custom made trays which carry the whitening agent. The length of time they are worn daily varies from thirty minutes to overnight. The treatment takes approximately seven to ten days, depending on the shade you require.

Typically, one would expect up to seven shades whiter. Most people are suitable for this treatment, however, you should speak to your Dentist and discuss all options.

Teeth whitening kits from the Dentist produce faster and more effective results because they contain a stronger peroxide-bleaching agent than whitening kits purchased over the counter.

Another benefit of trays and gels from the Dentist is that the trays are custom made and fit your teeth exactly. Over-the-counter trays are generic sized and could allow the bleaching agent to come into contact with your gums, causing irritation.

You are just one hour away from your brightest, whitest smile ever!

Our whitening system is a scientifically advanced tooth whitening procedure which is safe, effective and fast. Your gums and lips will be protected from the bleaching agent to reduce the risk of sensitivity following the procedure. Any sensitivity that does occur usually disappears within 24 hours.

The bleaching agent is applied to each tooth and then exposed to an ultra-violet light which activates the bleaching process. This part of the process is repeated several times to achieve the ultimate result in whitening.

You should consider tooth whitening before you have any dental restoration work so that the colour of Crowns and Veneers that are visible when you smile can be matched to your natural tooth colour after bleaching.

The treatment is suitable for most people and is particularly successful in removing unsightly stains left by smoking, coffee and certain foods. The results will vary for each individual depending on the natural shading of your teeth and the level of discolouration and staining present prior to the procedure.