LASER TEETH WHITENING
Laser teeth whitening is the most advanced method of whitening teeth. Gel is applied to each tooth, and heat generated by a laser enhances its effectiveness while ultimately speeding up the whitening process.
Laser teeth whitening is a non-evasive treatment and is clinically proven to produce superior whitening results.
There are different whitening systems on the market but don't be fooled by quick or cheap teeth whitening treatments online or in shops - unfortunately they just don't work.
Only quality equipment and whitening gels are able to effectively remove stains on your teeth from over the years. We guarantee to brighten yoursmile by a minimum of 8 shades.
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Your smile is important to us. It's one of the first things you notice when you meet someone. We will ensure you leave with a whiter, brighter smile.
Our teeth whitening technology is one of the most popular systems in the world. A white smile can help you feel better in public gatherings and make memorable first impressions.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is Teeth Whitening?
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Teeth whitening is a treatment that bleaches and lightens discoloration of your teeth. Treatment takes place within a period of as little as 45 minutes.
How long do the results last?
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After treatment, we advise you to follow some minor post whitening care. We also recommend regular brushing, flossing, and occasional touch-ups. Our clients tend to return every 6 - 9 months.
Who may benefit from tooth whitening?
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Almost anyone can benefit from tooth whitening treatment, however there are some cases where the treatment may not be effective. I will determine if your a suitable candidate for the process through a thorough oral examination at your initial consultation.
Are there any side effects with teeth whitening?
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A small percentage of people may experience sensitivity whilst undergoing tooth whitening treatment. On some occasions a tingling sensation can be felt after treatment but soon dissipates.
Will tooth whitening affect my dental work?
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Tooth whitening will only whiten natural teeth so this excludes things like caps, crowns, veneers, fillings or dentures. Tooth whitening cannot be used in conjunction with fixed orthodontic appliances. Please speak to your dentist if you have any questions.
What causes tooth discoloration?
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There are many causes of tooth discoloration. These commonly include ageing, consumption of things like tea coffee, cola and tobacco. Other less common causes lead from trauma, antibiotic staining, excessive fluoride, and nerve degeneration.
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