COSMETIC & IMPLANT STUDIO - TEETH WHITENING
Brighten your smile,
at your own pace.
Professional, dentist-prescribed take-home whitening — custom-fitted for you, and designed to fit into your routine.
COSMETIC & IMPLANT STUDIO
TEETH WHITENING
Brighten your smile,
at your own pace.
where to begin
Professional whitening, made for you
Our take-home whitening kits are dentist-prescribed and custom-fitted. Each kit includes trays made for your teeth and a professional-grade gel — allowing gradual, controlled whitening you manage at your own pace.
Because the trays are made for you, the gel is applied evenly, with less contact with your gums. Used as directed, the system is designed to brighten the shade of your teeth gradually.
Care, Designed In.
why choose PROFESSIONAL WHITENING
Teeth whitening, done professionally
Dentist-prescribed and checked
Before anything begins, your dentist checks that your teeth and gums are healthy and that whitening is appropriate for you.
Custom-fitted comfort
Trays designed specifically for your teeth help the gel apply evenly, minimising contact with your gums.
At your own pace
Whiten gradually on your own schedule, at home, with minimal effort — no in-chair appointments required.
Easy to maintain
Touch up whenever needed with reusable trays and gel refills, so you can keep your preferred shade over time.
The Studio Experience
How whitening works
A simple, well-supported process — checked by your dentist, then managed by you at home.
I
An initial check
Your dentist assesses your teeth and gums and confirms whitening is suitable for you — and talks through the expected outcomes for your situation.
II
Custom trays
We take impressions and make trays fitted to your teeth, along with your professional-grade gel and clear instructions.
III
Whiten at home
You whiten gradually at your own pace, following your dentist's guidance — with follow-up support if you have any questions.
IV
Touch up as needed
Keep your trays and top up with gel refills whenever you'd like, with periodic reviews to help you maintain your shade safely.
Whitening is often a first step. If you're considering more, see how the full Studio process works — The Process.
Potential Risks & Considerations
Risks and considerations
Custom take-home whitening trays prescribed by a dentist can brighten the shade of your teeth. As with all treatments, there are potential risks and limitations.
Tooth sensitivity
Some people may experience temporary sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet foods during or after whitening.
Gum or soft tissue irritation
Whitening gel that comes into contact with gums or lips may cause temporary irritation or whitening of these tissues.
Uneven whitening
Existing fillings, crowns, or veneers will not change colour, which may result in shade differences.
Temporary results
Whitening is not permanent. Results vary from person to person and may require future maintenance to sustain brightness.
Lifestyle factors
Habits such as smoking, coffee, tea, or red wine consumption may reduce the longevity of whitening results.
Not suitable for everyone
Whitening is not recommended for some patients — for example those under 18, pregnant or breastfeeding, or with certain dental conditions.
Suitability
Your dentist will assess your suitability for whitening treatment and explain the expected outcomes and risks for your individual situation.
BEING UPFRONT
What whitening costs
Whitening is more straightforward than most Studio treatments — a professional take-home kit rather than a multi-stage plan. We'll confirm the cost with you before you go ahead, so there are no surprises.
If you're thinking about whitening alongside other treatments, that's worth a fuller conversation — see Understanding Your Investment.
Take-Home Whitening Kit
$500
- A check that whitening is suitable for you
- Custom-fitted whitening trays, made for your teeth
- Professional-grade whitening gel
- Clear instructions and follow-up support
- Reusable trays for future touch-ups
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED WITH CARE
What people ask about whitening
When whitening is prescribed and monitored by a dentist, take-home whitening can be a predictable and controlled way to brighten your smile. Your dentist will first check that your teeth and gums are healthy and that whitening is appropriate for you. The custom-fitted trays help ensure the gel is applied evenly and stays on your teeth, minimising contact with your gums or soft tissues. Your dentist will provide clear instructions and follow-up care to support a comfortable experience.
Some people experience temporary tooth sensitivity or mild gum irritation during whitening. This response is usually short-lived and settles after treatment. If sensitivity occurs, your dentist may suggest adjusting how often you use the gel, shortening your wear time, or using a desensitising toothpaste. You'll also receive guidance on how to manage any temporary sensitivity comfortably at home.
Maintaining good oral hygiene and regular professional cleanings will help you keep your smile looking its best. Try to limit foods and drinks that commonly stain teeth — such as coffee, tea, and red wine — and rinse or brush after consuming them when possible. Occasional touch-ups using your whitening trays and dentist-approved gel can help maintain your preferred shade. Your dentist will let you know when and how to safely refresh your results.
Whitening results vary from person to person and depend on diet, lifestyle, and oral hygiene habits. Many people enjoy their brighter smile for several months or longer, with maintenance as needed. Because teeth can gradually pick up new stains over time, your dentist may recommend periodic reviews to help you maintain your preferred shade safely and effectively.
More questions are answered on Your Questions.
First Consultation
$XXX
— A conversation about your goals and concerns
— A comprehensive examination of your teeth, gums and smile
— Digital photographs and scans where clinically helpful
— A discussion of your options — including conservative ones
— A written summary, sent to you after your visit
BEING UPFRONT
What a first consultation costs
We believe you should know the cost of a consultation before you book it — not discover it at the front desk.
Your consultation fee covers genuine clinical time with one of our dentists. If you proceed with treatment planning, we'll explain how consultation and planning fees relate to your overall treatment costs.
For a full picture of how treatment costs are quoted, see Understanding Your Investment.
feeling prepared
The best consultations are the ones where you feel equipped. We've put together a one-page guide of questions worth asking at any cosmetic dental consultation — ours included.
Whenever You're Ready
Start with a conversation
No obligation, nothing to prepare, and no decisions to make. Just Sara, your questions, and as much time as you need.
