Consultation
We check your teeth and gums to ensure whitening is suitable — some types of staining (or existing dental work) respond differently. We'll record your current shade and discuss realistic expectations.
A brighter smile shouldn't come at the cost of sensitivity or uneven results.
Professional whitening means proper assessment, controlled application, and a finish that looks natural — not unnaturally white.
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Teeth naturally darken over time. Coffee, tea, red wine, tobacco, and even certain medications can accelerate discolouration — and once stains set in below the surface, regular brushing and polishing can only do so much.
Professional whitening goes deeper, lifting stains that surface cleaning can't reach.
Whitening works by applying a peroxide-based gel that penetrates the enamel and breaks down stains from within — not just on the surface.

The difference between professional whitening and over-the-counter kits? Concentration, control, and customisation.
We use higher-strength gels applied with precision, custom-fitted trays that ensure even coverage, and clinical oversight to manage sensitivity before it becomes a problem.
Before your whitening appointment, here's what to expect — from preparation to results.
We offer three tiers depending on how much brightness you're after and how quickly you want results. All use custom-fitted trays for even coverage — the difference is whether whitening happens in-office, at home, or both.
In-office + at-home whitening
Combines the immediate impact of an in-office session with the depth and longevity of at-home follow-up.
Best for: Maximum brightness and longer-lasting results — our most comprehensive option.
*Includes 9% GST
In-office whitening
A single in-office session where we apply a high-concentration gel with light activation. Results are visible immediately.
Best for: Noticeable results in one visit — ideal if you're short on time.
*Includes 9% GST
At-home whitening
Custom trays fitted to your teeth, with professional-strength gel you apply yourself. Worn for about 30 minutes daily over two weeks.
Best for: Subtle, gradual brightening at your own pace.
*Includes 9% GST
Note: For your broad understanding only — steps differ between patients. After consultation, your dentist will provide a detailed, customised treatment plan.
We check your teeth and gums to ensure whitening is suitable — some types of staining (or existing dental work) respond differently. We'll record your current shade and discuss realistic expectations.
We apply a protective barrier to your gums, then a high-concentration whitening gel to your teeth. Light activation intensifies the process. The session takes about an hour; you'll see results immediately.
We make custom trays fitted to your teeth. You apply the gel yourself — typically 30 minutes a day for two weeks. Gradual, controlled, and done on your schedule.
Some sensitivity is normal and usually goes away within a few days. We'll provide guidance on managing it.
Tip: Results last longer if you limit staining foods and drinks. Touch-ups every two to three years are common for coffee and wine drinkers.
We recommend a checkup and professional clean about two weeks before your whitening session.
This ensures your teeth and gums are healthy, and gives us a chance to assess suitability. If you have sensitive teeth, using a desensitising toothpaste daily for a week beforehand can help.
Some people experience temporary sensitivity — usually mild and lasting one to three days. We can provide desensitising treatment if needed.
It depends on lifestyle.
With good oral care and limited staining substances, results can last years. Coffee, tea, and red wine drinkers typically benefit from touch-ups every two to three years.
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Professional whitening uses controlled concentrations and custom application to protect your enamel and gums.
Not always. Certain types of staining — particularly from medications or existing dental work like crowns and veneers — don't respond to whitening.
We'll assess suitability during consultation and recommend alternatives if needed.
It depends on your starting shade, tooth structure, and age — but most patients see a change of three to five shades.
We'll set realistic expectations during consultation — the goal is a natural-looking brightness, not an artificial "Hollywood white" unless that's specifically what you're after.
Concentration, customisation, and dentist supervision.
Over-the-counter products use lower-strength gels and generic trays, which can lead to uneven results or gum irritation. Professional whitening is tailored to your teeth and monitored for safety.
For the first three to five days, it's best to avoid dark-coloured foods and drinks — coffee, tea, red wine, curry. During this period, your teeth are more susceptible to picking up new stains.
It depends on your habits. Heavy coffee or wine drinkers may want a touch-up every six to twelve months; others find once every two years is enough.
As long as your teeth aren't sensitive, you can safely repeat the process.
Whitening is straightforward — but getting even, natural-looking results without unnecessary sensitivity takes clinical judgement. We assess your teeth before treatment, customise the approach, and manage sensitivity from the start.

Connect with our Concierge Manager for answers to your questions — whether it's treatment options, pricing, or booking an appointment.