43 School Road, Hythe, Southampton, S045 6BH
Some at-home can cause damage to your teeth and gums and create a whole new range of unexpected problems. If you are considering tooth whitening make an appointment to discuss your needs with one of our friendly staff and we will recommend a product to help achieve your goals.
Home-based treatments are available as a stand-alone product or can be used in conjunction with an in-practice treatment. Regardless of your current tooth colour or expectation, there is likely to be a suitable treatment for you.
Schedule an appointment today and let us help you achieve a whiter smile.
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“Everyone is friendly and helpful, treatment rooms and waiting room areas are always clean and hygienic, would recommend”
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"Brilliant/friendly staff. No need to fear the dentist anymore"
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