
Teeth whitening
Dentist-supervised, at-home whitening for a brighter natural smile, with custom trays made to fit only your teeth.
The simplest way to lift your smile
Conservative and reversible
Whitening removes no enamel and changes nothing permanently, so it is the gentle route to a brighter shade, and far cheaper than veneers for colour alone.
Custom trays, done at home
We take impressions and make trays that fit only your teeth, so the gel sits evenly and works gradually over about two weeks.
Supervised, safe, and legal
By law only a registered dental professional may whiten teeth. Done properly, sensitivity is mild and short-lived, not the gamble of a salon kit.

When whitening is the wrong tool
Clear pricing, in writing
Every quote is itemised and given to you in writing before treatment begins, with no surprise charges, nothing added at the chair, and no obligation to go ahead. NHS and private options sit side by side. The full fee schedule is on our fees and finance page.
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Whitening FAQs
How long does it take?
The at-home course runs over about two weeks, wearing the custom trays for a set time each day. You see the shade lift gradually.
Will it make my teeth sensitive?
Some mild, temporary sensitivity is common and settles within a day or two of finishing. Supervised dosing keeps it to a minimum.
Do crowns and fillings whiten too?
No. Whitening only lightens natural enamel, so existing crowns, veneers and white fillings keep their shade. We plan around that.
Can a beautician whiten my teeth?
No. Tooth whitening by anyone who is not a registered dental professional is illegal in the UK, and risks burns and enamel damage.
How long does the result last?
Typically one to three years, depending on coffee, tea, red wine and smoking. A short top-up with your trays refreshes it.

Book an appointment
Pick a day and time that suits you and we confirm by phone or email within one working day.
Book a whitening consultation
A realistic shade target and a clear price, with no pressure to go further than you want.


