Teeth Whitening
A brighter smile can make such a difference to how fresh and confident you feel.
Wicked Lash and Beauty's Teeth Whitening treatment uses 6% hydrogen peroxide whitening gel to help lift the appearance of staining and discolouration, revealing a brighter, fresher looking smile.
It is a simple cosmetic treatment for clients who want to refresh the appearance of their teeth without making things complicated.
Who Is Teeth Whitening For?
Teeth Whitening may be worth considering if you:
• Feel your teeth are looking dull or discoloured
• Have visible staining that is making your smile appear darker
• Want a brighter, fresher looking smile
• Have an event or special occasion coming up
• Want to refresh your smile as part of your regular beauty routine
• Simply feel more confident when your teeth look brighter
Everyone's starting shade and type of staining is different, which means whitening results can vary from person to person.
Whiteing Treatment
1 hr
A cosmetic teeth whitening treatment using 6% hydrogen peroxide gel to help reduce the appearance of staining and brighten your smile.
Perfect when your teeth are looking a little dull and you would like your smile to feel fresher and brighter.
How Does Teeth Whitening Work?
Wicked Lash and Beauty uses a 6% hydrogen peroxide whitening gel.
Hydrogen peroxide works through a process called oxidation. In simple terms, the whitening agent reacts with coloured compounds responsible for staining and discolouration, breaking them down so the teeth appear lighter.
Rather than simply polishing staining from the surface, peroxide based whitening can act on colour within the tooth structure.
Teeth Whitening FAQs
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There is no single result that can be guaranteed for everyone.
Your starting tooth colour, the type of staining present and how your teeth respond to the whitening agent can all influence the final result.
The goal is to brighten your natural smile rather than promise a particular shade.
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The appearance of our teeth can change for many reasons.
Food and drinks, natural ageing and other individual factors can all contribute to changes in tooth colour over time. Some types of discolouration also respond to whitening more readily than others.
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The appearance of our teeth can change for many reasons.
Food and drinks, natural ageing and other individual factors can all contribute to changes in tooth colour over time. Some types of discolouration also respond to whitening more readily than others.
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Hydrogen peroxide is a bleaching agent that works through oxidation.
It reacts with coloured compounds associated with staining and breaks them down into smaller, less coloured molecules. This changes the way light is reflected from the teeth, creating a whiter appearance.
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Wicked Lash and Beauty uses a 6% hydrogen peroxide whitening gel.
Australian regulations place restrictions on higher concentration teeth whitening products. Products containing more than 6% hydrogen peroxide are restricted to use or supply by registered dental practitioners.
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Temporary tooth sensitivity and irritation of the surrounding soft tissues are recognised possible side effects of peroxide based teeth whitening.
Individual experiences can vary. If you already experience significant tooth sensitivity or have concerns about your teeth or gums, it is important to seek appropriate dental advice before cosmetic whitening.
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No. Different types and causes of discolouration can respond differently to peroxide based whitening.
This means results vary and whitening may not be the appropriate solution for every type of tooth discolouration.
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Teeth whitening is a cosmetic service and does not replace professional dental care, diagnosis or treatment.
If you have tooth pain, untreated decay, gum concerns, damaged teeth or anything else concerning you about your oral health, see a registered dental practitioner before considering cosmetic whitening.
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Whitening is not permanent.
How long your brighter appearance lasts can vary depending on your individual teeth and lifestyle. Foods, drinks and other factors that contribute to staining can gradually affect tooth colour again over time.
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Teeth Whitening can be a lovely addition to your preparation for a wedding, birthday, holiday or other special event.
If you have a particular date in mind, speak with Tara ahead of time rather than leaving your treatment until the last minute, particularly if you have not had your teeth whitened before.