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Laser Teeth Whitening

Laser Teeth Whitening
Whiten up to 14 shades
Whether you're getting ready for a special occasion or simply want to elevate your everyday confidence, our professional LED teeth whitening treatment is designed to deliver results you can see and feel.
Using advanced technology, we safely brighten your smile by up to 14 shades — all without pain, sensitivity, or downtime.
Relax in comfort while years of staining from coffee, wine, smoking, or aging are gently lifted away, revealing a noticeably whiter smile in just one session.
It’s the perfect boost for weddings, photoshoots, job interviews, or simply treating yourself to a refreshed, polished look.
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Laser Teeth Whitening
Whiten up to 14 shades
Whether you're preparing for a special occasion or just want to Reveal a brighter, more confident smile, our advanced technology delivers up to 14 shades whiter without discomfort or downtime.
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Choose Your Treatment
3 Options to Suit You
Choose Your Treatment
3 Options to Suit You
Radiant White Session
A premium in-chair whitening treatment using 6% hydrogen peroxide for fast, visible results. Includes 3 x 20-minute light-activated sessions to brighten your smile by up to 10 shades — all in one visit.
$140 / 60 Mins


Diamond White Session
Our most intensive whitening treatment — ideal for those wanting dramatic, longer-lasting results. This 90-minute session includes up to 4 light-activated applications, lifting deep stains and brightening your smile by up to 14 shades.
$200 / 90 Mins
Glow Session
Maintain your glow with our 40-minute refresh, ideal every 3–6 months post-whitening. Includes 2 gentle applications to lift new stains and brighten your smile by up to 6 shades.
$89 / 40 Mins


Radiant White Session
A premium in-chair whitening treatment using 6% hydrogen peroxide for fast, visible results. Includes 3 x 20-minute light-activated sessions to brighten your smile by up to 10 shades — all in one visit.
$140 / 60 Mins

Diamond White Session
Our most intensive whitening treatment — ideal for those wanting dramatic, longer-lasting results. This 90-minute session includes up to 4 light-activated applications, lifting deep stains and brightening your smile by up to 14 shades.
$200 / 90 Mins

Glow Session
Maintain your glow with our 40-minute refresh, ideal every 3–6 months post-whitening. Includes 2 gentle applications to lift new stains and brighten your smile by up to 6 shades.
$89 / 40 Mins
Benefits of Laser Teeth Whitening
Benefits of Laser Teeth Whitening
Our Process
What to Expect

1. We assess your starting shade
A quick consultation to see where your smile begins.
2. Relax in our comfortable treatment chairs
Sit back, unwind, and enjoy the calm atmosphere.
3. Our gentle whitening gel is applied
Safe for sensitive teeth, designed to lift stains without discomfort.
4. LED light activates the whitening process.
This helps enhance the gel’s stain-lifting power.
5. Reveal a smile up to 14 shades brighter.
Walk out with visible results after just one session.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cosmetic teeth whitening vs at the dentist
Cosmetic teeth whitening uses up to 6% hydrogen peroxide and is designed for surface stains with minimal sensitivity. Dentist whitening uses higher peroxide concentrations for deeper stains and complex cases, typically under clinical supervision.
How long does teeth whitening last?
Results typically last 3 to 6 months, depending on your lifestyle and oral care. Avoiding staining foods, drinks, and smoking can help maintain your whiter smile longer. Touch-up treatments are recommended as needed.
Is teeth whitening bad for your teeth?
When done professionally using approved peroxide levels, teeth whitening is safe and doesn’t damage enamel. It’s generally suitable for sensitive teeth when applied correctly.
Foods to avoid after teeth whitening
For 24–48 hours after treatment, avoid foods and drinks that can stain your teeth, such as:
- Coffee & tea
- Red wine
- Cola & dark soft drinks
- Berries (blueberries, raspberries)
- Tomato-based sauces
- Soy sauce & balsamic vinegar
- Curry & turmeric
Teeth whitening side effects
Low-peroxide whitening causes minimal side effects. Some may experience temporary sensitivity or mild irritation, but it’s usually short-lived. Higher-peroxide treatments may increase sensitivity.
Our Process
What to Expect

1. We assess your starting shade
A quick consultation to see where your smile begins.
2. Relax in our comfortable treatment chairs
Sit back, unwind, and enjoy the calm atmosphere.
3. Our gentle whitening gel is applied
Safe for sensitive teeth, designed to lift stains without discomfort.
4. LED light activates the whitening process.
This helps enhance the gel’s stain-lifting power.
5. Reveal a smile up to 14 shades brighter.
Walk out with visible results after just one session.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cosmetic teeth whitening vs at the dentist
Cosmetic teeth whitening uses up to 6% hydrogen peroxide and is designed for surface stains with minimal sensitivity. Dentist whitening uses higher peroxide concentrations for deeper stains and complex cases, typically under clinical supervision.
How long does teeth whitening last?
Results typically last 3 to 6 months, depending on your lifestyle and oral care. Avoiding staining foods, drinks, and smoking can help maintain your whiter smile longer. Touch-up treatments are recommended as needed
Is teeth whitening bad for your teeth?
When done professionally using approved peroxide levels, teeth whitening is safe and doesn’t damage enamel. It’s generally suitable for sensitive teeth when applied correctly.
Foods to avoid after teeth whitening
For 24–48 hours after treatment, avoid foods and drinks that can stain your teeth, such as:
- Coffee & tea
- Red wine
- Cola & dark soft drinks
- Berries (blueberries, raspberries)
- Tomato-based sauces
- Soy sauce & balsamic vinegar
- Curry & turmeric
Teeth whitening side effects
Low-peroxide whitening causes minimal side effects. Some may experience temporary sensitivity or mild irritation, but it’s usually short-lived. Higher-peroxide treatments may increase sensitivity.