Refine & enhance

Teeth whitening.

Non-invasive, dentist-led whitening that lifts surface stains and restores brightness to your teeth in just a few weeks.

A woman with a bright, natural smile.
Whitening home kit£350

Overview

Overview

Our take-home whitening kits combine custom-made trays with professional whitening gel, designed to be worn during the day or while you sleep.

Whitening administered by a qualified dentist can give safe and impressive results. The gel gently lifts stains to restore your teeth’s natural whiteness. Results are gradual, giving you control over the shade you want to achieve.

Hands holding a clear custom whitening tray.

Why patients choose it

Why patients choose it

  • Custom-made trays

    Made from impressions of your teeth for a precise fit.

  • Dentist-led

    Safe, professional-strength gel prescribed after an examination.

  • You control the shade

    Gradual results, adjusted to your preference.

  • Non-invasive

    No drilling and no change to your tooth structure.

How it works

Teeth whitening,
how it works.

  1. Step 1

    Assessment

    We check that your teeth and gums are healthy enough for whitening.

  2. Step 2

    Impressions

    We take impressions to create your bespoke whitening trays.

  3. Step 3

    Whitening at home

    Wear the trays with gel each night for around two weeks.

Fees

Clear fees.
No surprises.

Guide prices. Your personalised plan confirms the exact cost before treatment.

  • Whitening home kit£350
  • Whitening gel syringe (each)£50
Prices reviewed September 2026Full fee guide

Common questions

Common questions

How long does teeth whitening take?

Most patients wear their trays each night for around two weeks. Results are gradual, so you can stop once you reach the shade you want.

Does whitening work on crowns or fillings?

No. Whitening only lightens natural tooth enamel. If you have visible crowns, veneers or fillings, we will discuss how to achieve a consistent result.

Will my teeth be sensitive?

Some people experience temporary sensitivity. It usually settles quickly, and we can advise on ways to minimise it.

Start with a consultation.

Every treatment begins with an examination and an honest conversation about your options.