Teeth Whitening in Warwick
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Benefits of Teeth Whitening
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State of the art practice
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Local independent practice
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Highly experienced clinicians
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Taking on new patients
Teeth Whitening explained
Professional teeth whitening is the only way to achieve whiter, brighter teeth. Brushing and over the counter methods will not produce the same results. We offer professional teeth whitening kits with bespoke whitening trays that offer safe and effective results. This is the ideal treatment choice before a special occasion to help you look and feel more confident.
- Safe and effective
- Bespoke whitening trays
- Flexible treatment times
- Guaranteed results
How teeth whitening works
To understand how teeth whitening works, we first need to understand how the teeth become stained. Your teeth might look solid, but they are actually porous like a sponge. They soak up staining particles from the food and drink you enjoy every day.
These stains become stuck in the tooth, leading to dull, discoloured and yellow looking teeth. Teeth whitening solutions use compounds like hydrogen peroxide and carbamide peroxide which are able to penetrate into the tooth and break down the bonds between the staining particles. Once broken down, the stains can leave the tooth through the small holes. This results in whiter and brighter teeth.
Teeth Whitening Vs Veneers
If you aren't a good candidate for teeth whitening, you might want to consider veneers. Veneers are thin shells of porcelain material that fit over the front of your teeth. These can make your teeth appear whiter, straighter and more even. It's a popular choice for those that cannot use teeth whitening, or those who are looking for a more dramatic makeover.
Is teeth whitening right for me?
Teeth whitening isn't always a suitable option, which is why the initial consultation is so important. You need to have realistic expectations about what teeth whitening can achieve, as there are some situations where teeth whitening would be ineffective.
If your teeth are discoloured due to trauma, this cannot be fixed with teeth whitening. Other conditions that cannot be treated with teeth whitening include staining related to medication. And finally, if your teeth have been whitened in the past and this has left them looking patchy, it's not a good idea to continue with teeth whitening. If you are not a good candidate for teeth whitening, we can explore alternative treatments, including veneers.
Meet the team
Our team is what sets us apart. Throughout your treatment, you’ll be supported by our caring and passionate team. We live and breathe dentistry, ensuring that we can offer the highest possible standards of care for our patients.
What to expect from your treatment journey
We want you to feel empowered and informed every step of the way. Understand what to expect during your treatment with this simple guide. Your exact treatment plan might change, but this will be explained during your consultation.
Not everyone is a good candidate for teeth whitening, so to find out if you could benefit from this treatment, we always start with a consultation. This is your chance to ask questions and learn more about the process.
You will need custom teeth whitening trays to complete your treatment at home. We take impressions of your teeth and then make custom fitted trays that will hold the whitening solution.
If you opt for home treatment, you will wear your whitening trays for a prescribed time, usually for a few hours in the day or overnight. It's important to follow the instructions so the treatment will be as effective as possible.
You may be invited to return to the practice for one final whitening treatment. After this, we'll share aftercare instructions that will allow you to keep your teeth looking whiter for longer.
Our smile transformations
Curious about the kind of results you can expect to achieve? Explore our smile gallery to see examples of how this treatment could elevate your confidence and transform your smile. Ready to get started? Book your consultation today!
Frequently Asked Questions
It’s common to have lots of questions about your treatment. We’ve answered some of the most popular questions below.
Teeth whitening is not permanent, and the staining will return if you continue to eat and drink the same food items and continue with certain lifestyle choices. We can offer aftercare advice that will help to maintain the results, but you may notice the staining returns after 1-3 years.
There is a slight risk of increased sensitivity, but this is reduced when you choose professional teeth whitening. There is also the risk of gum irritation if the whitening solution comes into contact with your teeth. Again, this risk is reduced when you choose professional teeth whitening, as the whitening trays will be custom designed for your teeth.
Whiter teeth can boost your confidence and make you look and feel younger. If you are struggling with your self-esteem and often hide your smile, teeth whitening may help. We also find that patients who invest in their smiles are more likely to take good care of their oral health.
Understand the cost of your treatment
Every treatment plan is bespoke to the patient and the final cost reflects this. To help you to understand how much cosmetic dentistry will cost, we have shared representative examples of common treatment costs.
Treatment Name | |
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Teeth Whitening | £350 |
Teeth Whitening (Home Kit) | £350 |
Spread the cost of treatment over 12 months
Spread the cost of your treatment with our interest-free credit options. This will make advanced treatments more affordable and allow you to make a decision based on what is right for you, instead of being restricted by budget.
Monthly payments
- 0% interest available
- Flexible payment options
- Low cost loans
- Approved lending
We are happy to offer our patients 12 months, no interest, payment plans.
Book your free consultation
Every patient journey starts with a friendly, no-obligation consultation to learn more about you and your goals. This is the perfect chance to ask questions about the treatment and find out if you are a suitable candidate.