Treatments / Cosmetic / Combination whitening
Combination whitening
A whitening plan combining an in-practice appointment with dentist-supervised home use.
Could this treatment help you?
Combination whitening pairs an in-surgery whitening session with custom-made home trays: the surgery visit makes the visible start, and the trays let you build and maintain the shade at home under the dentist’s instructions.
It gives the control of home whitening with the head start of a supervised session — and the trays remain yours for top-ups later.
This may suit you if
You want a noticeable change and the means to maintain it yourself. As with all whitening, the teeth and gums are checked first.
Good to know
Only natural teeth whiten — existing crowns, veneers and fillings keep their shade. Temporary sensitivity is common and managed by adjusting how often the trays are worn. The home trays are part of a supervised course.
- In-surgery start, home-tray control
- Custom trays you keep for future top-ups
- Supervised throughout, with the cost agreed first
- Step 1AssessmentTeeth and gums checked; starting shade recorded.
- Step 2ImpressionsCustom trays are made to fit your teeth exactly.
- Step 3Surgery sessionThe supervised in-surgery whitening makes the start.
- Step 4Home courseTrays and gel used at home as instructed, with a review of the result.
Afterwards
Use the trays exactly as instructed — more is not faster, it is just more sensitive. Keep the trays for top-ups, and keep staining habits down to hold the shade.
The price before the appointment.
Questions patients usually ask.
How much does combination whitening cost?
Confirmed in writing at the assessment, before anything is booked.
How long until I see the result?
The surgery session gives a visible start the same day; the home course builds it over the following weeks at the pace your teeth are comfortable with.
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