How do you remove stains on the teeth?

I initially dye the bacteria a different colour so I can see it. This allows me to guarantee I'll remove 100% of the thing that cases disease. I then remove all the bacterial biofilm using airflow polishes which use a very fine and gentle erythritol powder. I'll go on to use an ultrasonic scaler (a water scaler that vibrates) to remove stain and calculus (also known as tartar), from the teeth. Then airflow polishers again to remove the remaining stain and get the teeth looking the cleanest they have ever felt and looked. This can brighten them and make them appear lighter (but doesn't whiten teeth). You do not need to be registered as a patient at any of the practices I work at - you can see me directly. You will simply need to fill out a short form and medical history. The treatment doesn't take long and you'll walk away with a brighter and more confident smile. It's perfect before a wedding, holiday, the races or any event where you will need to be photo ready with a lovely smile.

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How do you bleach and whiten teeth?

The only way to whiten teeth is to have a qualified dental professional carry out your professional tooth bleaching treatment. Only a dental professional (Dentist/Dental Hygienist/Dental Therapist) can bleach teeth legally. There are 2 options: in-chair bleaching, or having trays made that you can take home after being shown how to use the bleach safely.  The second option does take longer, but both give great results. Book a consultation to see if you are eligible for this treatment. I now only perform at-home bleaching, because this provides the best results.