Teeth whitening
Teeth whitening uses a peroxide gel on the enamel to lighten stains from coffee, tea, wine and food.
People often book it before a wedding, a photo, or just to feel better about their smile.
What each one is and when you need it.
Teeth whitening uses a peroxide gel on the enamel to lighten stains from coffee, tea, wine and food.
People often book it before a wedding, a photo, or just to feel better about their smile.
In an LED session, a whitening gel is applied to the teeth and a blue light is placed in front of the mouth for set intervals.
It suits people who want a session in one sitting rather than weeks of home strips.
Stains build back up over time, faster with coffee, tea or smoking.
A touch up suits people who already whitened and want to keep the result.