Teeth Whitening in Central, Hong Kong

We offer two professional teeth whitening options: in-clinic teeth whitening with blue light and at-home whitening treatments.

For in-clinic treatments, we use Zoom whitening gel, while for at-home treatments, we recommend Opalescence whitening gel to maintain long-lasting results.

Teeth Whitening Consultation

Before starting the whitening treatment, we schedule a consultation with our dentist to assess the condition of your teeth and gums.

In some cases, uneven tooth alignment can cause discolouration. The dentist will check for this issue and may recommend a bitewing X-ray scan to rule out cavities.

If you haven’t had a teeth cleaning session in the past six months, we suggest a professional cleaning beforehand to ensure the best whitening results.

Number of Visits: 1 – 2 visits
Completion Time: 2 hours

In-Clinic Teeth Whitening

Gum Protection
A protective gel is applied to the gums to prevent any irritation during the procedure.
Application of Whitening Gel
Whitening gel is applied to the teeth.
Activation with Blue Light
A blue light is used to activate the gel, speeding up the whitening process.
Instant Results
After the treatment, you will see immediate improvements in the brightness of your smile.

At-Home Teeth Whitening

Customised Trays
A mould of your teeth will be taken to create custom whitening trays, which are typically ready in 4–6 working days.
At-Home Application
Follow the dentist’s instructions to apply the whitening gel into the trays and wear them at home.
Gentle Whitening
At-home treatments use a lower-concentration whitening gel to minimise sensitivity to teeth and gums.

Post-Treatment Care

Avoid Staining Foods or Drinks
Refrain from consuming coffee, tea, herbal medicine, curry, or other staining items immediately after the treatment.
Manage Sensitivity
Temporary tooth sensitivity may occur; using desensitising toothpaste can help.
Avoid Smoking
Smoking can compromise the whitening effects.
Longevity of Results
Whitening effects typically last 1–2 years, depending on your lifestyle and diet.

Note: Teeth whitening is not a permanent solution. Regular touch-ups may be necessary to maintain your bright smile.