Dentist-led whitening in Truro
A brighter smile.Thoughtfully planned.
Boutique home whitening, tailored to you and prescribed by your dentist after a full dental examination.
Simple from the start
Three clear steps.
Begin with a conversation. Whitening only starts after a full dental examination and prescription.
Talk it through
Meet our Treatment Coordinator to discuss your goals, the process and likely costs.
See your dentist
Your dentist checks your teeth and gums, then decides whether whitening is suitable.
Whiten at home
Use your custom trays and prescribed gel with support from our clinical team.
The complimentary TCO consultation is informational. A separate full dental examination is required before whitening can be prescribed.
Boutique Whitening
Made for your routine.
Custom trays hold the prescribed gel closely against your teeth. Your dentist chooses the product, strength and wearing time that suit you.
Clear fees
Know the cost before you begin.
An optional informational conversation. It does not include a dental examination, diagnosis, suitability decision or prescription.
Private fee, subject to the required full dental examination and a dentist’s prescription.
10% Plan fee where eligible.
The full dental examination is a separate appointment and fee. X-rays or treatment needed to make the mouth healthy are also separate where required. View our full price guide.
Good to know
Common questions.
Why do I need a full dental examination?
Your dentist must check your mouth is healthy and decide whether whitening is suitable before prescribing it.
Can the Treatment Coordinator prescribe whitening?
No. The complimentary consultation is informational. Diagnosis, suitability and prescription remain with the dentist.
Will whitening make my teeth sensitive?
Some people experience temporary sensitivity. Follow your instructions and contact us if you are uncomfortable.
Will crowns, fillings or veneers whiten?
No. Whitening lightens natural teeth, not existing restorations. Your dentist will explain any likely shade difference.
Who should not have cosmetic whitening?
Cosmetic whitening is for adults aged 18 and over. It is not provided during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and tooth or gum problems must be treated first.
Can I order more gel later?
Top-up gel requires current clinical checks and a valid prescription. We will arrange a review if needed.
Start with a conversation
Explore whitening at your pace.
Meet our Treatment Coordinator first. If you continue, we will arrange the dentist examination required before treatment.
