Most of my clients are women. Plenty are not — and the men who come in almost always say some version of the same thing: I’ve been meaning to do this for years.
$260, sixty-five minutes, in a private studio where you won’t sit in a waiting room.
This is the one I hear most, usually said half-joking: bit vain, this, isn’t it.
No. You get your hair cut. You’d replace a shirt with a frayed collar. Teeth are the thing people look at while you’re talking to them, and coffee, tea, red wine and cigarettes all leave their mark whether you think about it or not.
Wanting that sorted isn’t vanity. It’s the same instinct as everything else you do without a second thought.
You come to a private studio at my home in Woolston. No salon, no reception, no waiting room, nobody else booked in alongside you. You park, you come in, it’s just the two of us.
Sixty-five minutes, once. Not a course of appointments, not something you have to keep up. You lie back, the lamp does the work, most people watch something.
Most clients see ten to fourteen shades of change on the day, measured before and after so you can see exactly what moved.
$260. No consultation fee, nothing that grows at the counter. All the prices are here.
Nobody wants the blue-white American television smile. Men tell me this more than women do, and it’s a fair worry — you’ve seen the ones that look wrong.
We talk about where you want to land before we start, and I’ll tell you honestly what your teeth will and won’t do. The aim is that you look like yourself on a good day, and that people can’t quite work out what’s different.
Have a look at real results and judge for yourself.
The gel has desensitisers built into it, and before any of it goes near your teeth I cover the areas that actually cause trouble — the gumline where gums have receded, and worn tooth edges where the nerves sit closer to the surface.
If something does niggle partway through, tell me and I’ll add more desensitiser. There’s a whole page on sensitive teeth if that’s your concern.
If you smoke, it still works.It just won’t hold as long, and I’ll be straight with you about that rather than let you find out later. Custom trays are how most people keep on top of it afterwards.
If you’ve got crowns, veneers or a bridge at the front.Whitening doesn’t change the colour of dental work, so the order you do things in matters. Worth two minutes before you book.
A fair few of the men who come in were nudged here by a partner, or arrived holding a gift voucher. That works, and nobody has ever seemed cross about it.
Appointments generally Tuesday–Saturday · By appointment only
Need another day? Just ask — I’ll always do my best to accommodate you.
Questions? Call or text 021 630 907