You’ll notice a difference after your first treatment. For tougher stains, we recommend a follow-up whitening session 2 weeks later for an even brighter, whiter smile.

Teeth whitening treatments are completely painless. You may experience some mild sensitivity during the treatment, but this is perfectly normal. The treatment is also very safe, with the product used not harming your tooth enamel or causing any damage to your teeth or gums.

You can brush your teeth before and after your treatment with no wait time required, but please avoid brushing your teeth 20 minutes prior to your appointment. We recommend sticking to your regular brushing routine—once in the morning and once at night. Brushing before your treatment is a great idea, as it removes any food or bacteria, helping to achieve the best whitening results.

Intrinsic staining are stains that occur below the surface of the tooth enamel. Common causes of intrinsic staining include ageing, genetics, decay, medication & trauma to the tooth. Teeth whitening treatments are not effective on intrinsic staining.

Extrinsic staining are stains that appear on the superficial surface of your teeth. Common causes of extrinsic teeth staining include drinking-coloured beverages like red wine, coffee & lifestyle habits such as smoking cigarettes. Teeth whitening treatments are most effective on extrinsic stains.

Your teeth may experience some sensitivity after the treatment. You’ll be given aftercare gel to apply as needed, helping to alleviate any discomfort.

Yes, teeth whitening is not recommended for individuals with the following conditions:

• Pregnancy or breastfeeding
• High teeth sensitivity
• Allergy to peroxide
• Light-sensitive epilepsy
• Active cold sores
• Mouth ulcers
• Gum disease or inflamed gums
• Tooth decay
• Lip filler in the past four weeks