Phillips Zoom! Teeth Whitening

Treatment Performed By - Dr Rehanna Beckhurst (GDC)

Unleash a whiter, brighter smile in less time than your lunch break. With Philips Zoom!, you can choose from in-practice or take-home professional whitening treatments that are tailored to you by your dentist. Whether you have a special occasion or simply want to reduce discoloration and stains, Philips Zoom! gives you professional results with little or no sensitivity.

Who doesn’t want a whiter smile? After all, it’s a reflection of overall good oral health. But what’s the best way to whiten your teeth?

Over-the-counter teeth bleaching kits are popular, but can come with the risk of sensitivity and gum irritation. When you’re looking for the best whitening treatment, you should always consult a dental professional to ensure you get great results, and a process that’s safe and gentle on your teeth.

From convenient, prescribed home teeth whitening products to in-chair professional whitening, let’s look at safe, effective options that you can talk through with your dentist..

In-Chair Whitening for instant dramatic results. £499.00

To get the brightest smile possible, check in with your dental professional for an in-chair treatment.  

Whitening with whitening lamps gives the most intense results. Accelerating ingredients get to work and reverse staining. As this procedure is carried out by an experienced dental professional, you can be sure that you’re getting a safe whitening treatment.

This kind of whitening is especially effective if you have deep discolouration, maybe from years of smoking, drinking wine and coffee, or taking certain types of medication.

With Philips Zoom! WhiteSpeed, your smile can whiten up to 6 shades in 60 minutes. Not only do you get a whiter smile, your dental professional will follow up whitening with a review appointment to e.

With outstanding whitening and little to no sensitivity, you get the best of both worlds.

At Home Custom Made Kits. £299.00

You want to nudge that smile up a couple of shades? With one of our home kits, you can brighten your smile gradually and conveniently with a teeth bleaching treatment that fits into your schedule.

To get the best in home teeth whitening, it makes sense to get advice from a dental professional to get the right treatment to meet your needs. Personalised teeth bleaching treatments, prescribed by your dentist, give you peace of mind as you whiten at home. Philips Zoom! DayWhite and Philips Zoom! NiteWhite are recommended by your dental professional, so you won’t be caught out by picking a too strong formula.

You get customised whitening trays that fit every contour of your teeth for even results and, depending on the strength recommended to you, you’ll have whiter teeth in one to two weeks.

Common Questions

Does It Hurt? Some sensitivity is normal, however, this can be reduced dramatically with the addition of desensitizing agents. Zoom! take home gels have a unique desensitiser known as ACP that is shown to reduce sensitivity without compromising on result. Twice as many users/patients reported no sensitivity when using NiteWhite ACP versus whitening without ACP.

How Long Does The Treatment Take? In-Chair whitening takes approximately 75-90 minutes

How Safe Is It? The safest way to whiten teeth is by a dental professional. Whitening products that you can buy outside of your dentist, only contain 0.1% hydrogen peroxide and very little active ingredient to whiten your teeth. Some products don’t contain any whitening ingredients and contain harmful ingredients such as lemon juice, citric acid and bicarbonate soda to dissolve stains which can be damaging to teeth in the long term.

How Long Will The Results Last? With the correct maintenance and correct diet it may last up to 23-36 months. months.

What To Expect After Your Treatment? The Zoom light produces minimal heat, which is usually the source of discomfort. Rarely, minor tingling is experienced immediately after the procedure, but always dissipates.

Do I Need A Consultation? All new patients require a full consultation at least 24 hours prior to any treatment.