Teeth Whitening

At Smith & Jain Dentist, we offer two options for whitening your smile: in-clinic blue light teeth whitening or at-home whitening. Are you, like our in-clinic patients, looking to smile with confidence? But as we age and age, our teeth may not only develop stains, but they may also turn yellow.

Here are a few reasons why your teeth may turn yellow:
• Natural aging of your teeth
• Regular smoking (including e-cigarettes)
• Drinking tea or coffee
• Regular consumption of red wine or other alcoholic beverages, such as beer
• Plaque and tartar buildup

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Dr. Sandeep Jain

Dr. Sandeep Jain

Dental Implants, Bone Grafting, All on 4, Cosmetic Dentistry, Veneers, Dentures


Director / General Dentist
Speaks: English, Hindi, Punjabi

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Teeth Whitening Treatments at Smith & Jain

At Smith & Jain, we offer both the in-clinic professional whitening treatment and at home whitening kits. For the dental clinic appointment we use laser treatment and a higher gel concentration to help whiten your teeth.

More About Teeth Whitening Methods: Comparing Effectiveness, Costs, and Precautions ->

In-Clinic Blue Light Teeth Whitening – Fast & Powerful Results

Our 2-step professional whitening process ensures the best blue light teeth whitening results:

Step 1: Dental Cleaning (Recommended)

  • Ensures optimal whitening by removing plaque and tartar.
  • Should be done within the last 3–6 months before whitening.

Step 2: Blue Light Laser Whitening (Done in One Visit)

  • We apply a high-concentration whitening gel (25% peroxide).
  • A blue light laser activates the gel, accelerating stain removal.
  • Treatment takes just 2 hours with visible results immediately.

Key Benefits of In-Clinic Blue Light Whitening:

  • Highly Effective – Lightens teeth up to 8 shades in one session.
  • Long-Lasting Durability – Results can last 6 months to 2 years with proper care.
  • Safe & Controlled – Performed by dentists to minimize blue light teeth whitening side effects. Extra steps are taken in-clinic to protect your teeth and gums from sensitivity. 

This treatment is suitable for a wide range of people, except those with extremely sensitive teeth, but there are a few things to keep in mind. People that have crowns, veneers or composite fillings done will need to replace them after getting their whitening done as these materials do not whiten in the bleaching process. For details, please consult our dentists.

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At-Home Whitening Kits – Convenient & Budget-Friendly

For those who prefer gradual whitening, our take-home kits include:

  • Custom-fitted trays (made from a dental impression).
  • Professional-strength whitening gel (16% or 22% peroxide).

How It Compares to In-Clinic Whitening:

  • Lower Cost – More affordable than in-office treatment.
  • Gentler Process – Less risk of sensitivity but takes longer for results.
  • Still Requires a Dental Visit – For impressions and a cleaning check.

Book Your Teeth Whitening Consultation Today!

Which Option Is Right for You?

  • For fast, dramatic results → Choose in-clinic blue light whitening.
  • For gradual, budget-friendly whitening → Opt for at-home kits.

Contact us to schedule your Teeth Whitening consultation. Let us help you achieve the perfect smile with our professional services.

Frequently Asked Questions About Teeth Whitening

How effective is blue light teeth whitening?

  • In-clinic treatment delivers dramatic results (2–8 shades lighter) in one visit.
  • At-home kits work gradually but are less potent.

What is the blue light teeth whitening cost?

  • In-clinic: $6,000 – 10,000 HKD (varies by case).
  • At-home kits: $2,000 – 6,000 HKD

Is blue light teeth whitening safe?

  • Yes, when performed by professionals.
  • Temporary teeth sensitivity and gum irritation are risks of whitening.

How long do results last?

  • 6 months to 2 years, depending on diet and oral hygiene.
  • Avoid smoking, coffee, and red wine to prolong whitening.

Are there side effects?

  • Common: Short-term tooth sensitivity or gum irritation.
  • Rare: Overuse can weaken enamel—follow dentist instructions.

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