Explore A Brighter Smile, With Suitability Assessed First
Ask Smile Society about professional teeth whitening, current fees and appointment availability. You’ll receive clear information about what whitening may change, what it will not change, and possible sensitivity before you decide.
Request Your Whitening Options
Tell the team what you need. They can then contact you about suitability, current fees and appointments.
On The Parade, Norwood
Shop 12, Level 1, 168 The Parade
Assessment Before Treatment
Your teeth and gums are assessed before whitening is recommended.
Clear Information First
Ask about suitability, possible sensitivity, expected changes and fees.
15-Min Promise
If you wait longer than 15 minutes, your next check-up is on us.*
Whitening Is Not One-Size-Fits-All
Whitening may change
- The colour of natural tooth structure
- Some surface or lifestyle-related staining
- How bright your natural teeth appear
Whitening will not change
- The colour of crowns, veneers or fillings
- Every type of discolouration in the same way
- Your shade to a guaranteed or identical result
What A Professional Whitening Conversation Should Give You
A suitability check
Your teeth and gums can be assessed before treatment is recommended.
Realistic expectations
Understand what may respond to whitening and what will remain unchanged.
Risk information
Discuss possible temporary sensitivity, gum irritation and aftercare.
A personalised next step
Leave knowing whether whitening is suitable for you and what your options are.
Professional Guidance Helps Reduce Uncertainty
Assessment comes first
Your teeth and gums are assessed first to check whether whitening is suitable for you.
Soft tissues are protected
A protective gel or shield is used around the gums during treatment to help protect the soft tissues.
Results are reviewed
Your result can be reviewed after treatment, along with practical advice on aftercare.
Individual outcomes vary
Whitening results, sensitivity and suitability can vary from person to person.
Choose The Next Step That Fits You
Your dentist can help you understand which whitening option may be suitable for you and confirm the fee before treatment.
New Patient Examination Offer
Professional Teeth Whitening
From Enquiry To An Informed Decision
Send a short enquiry
Tell the team whether your main question is suitability, fees, availability or sensitivity.
Receive practice information
The team can contact you about the appropriate appointment and current details.
Have suitability assessed
Your teeth, gums and existing dental work can be considered before treatment.
Choose whether to proceed
Make your decision after discussing options, possible risks, fees and expectations.
A Modern Norwood Clinic, Designed Around Your Experience
Local Convenience With A Patient-First Approach
Norwood location
Conveniently located on The Parade, with on-site centre parking and lift access.
Spa-inspired environment
A thoughtfully designed clinic with a calm, comfortable feel from the moment you arrive.
Information before commitment
Ask about suitability, expected changes, possible sensitivity and costs before deciding whether whitening is right for you.
Health funds accepted
All major health funds are accepted. Your available benefit will depend on your individual policy and level of cover.
Payment options available
Ask the team about available payment options. Eligibility, fees and terms may apply depending on the provider.
Respect for your time
Smile Society aims to keep appointments running on time, backed by its published 15-minute waiting-time promise.
Your Time Matters Too
If your appointment runs more than 15 minutes behind, ask our team about your complimentary next check-up.
Get Clear Before You Decide
No. The $250 New Patient Offer includes a comprehensive examination, full set of X-rays and dental clean. Teeth whitening is a separate service.
Professional teeth whitening starts from $200. Your dentist can explain the available option, what’s included and the total cost before you proceed.
Whitening primarily changes the colour of natural tooth structure. Crowns, veneers and tooth-coloured fillings do not whiten in the same way, so your dentist can discuss how existing restorations may affect the overall result.
Temporary tooth sensitivity or gum irritation can occur with whitening. Your dentist can discuss your existing sensitivity, oral health and practical aftercare before treatment.
Yes. Your dentist will first examine your teeth and gums to check whether whitening is appropriate for you.
Whitening results vary from person to person. The amount of change can depend on your natural tooth colour, the type of staining and other individual factors. Your dentist can discuss realistic expectations with you before treatment.
Smile Society accepts all major health funds. Whether teeth whitening is covered will depend on your fund and policy, so check with your health fund before treatment.
Once you send your enquiry, a member of the Smile Society team will contact you to discuss your question, appointment options and current fees. Sending an enquiry doesn’t commit you to treatment.