20/20 Dental Practice Blog

I remember as a little girl being so embarrassed about my teeth, wondering if my friends will think that I hadn’t brushed my teeth. When I asked my mother why my teeth are yellow, she said it was because I had to take some antibiotikics as a little girl and my yellow teeth a side effect of the antibiotics.
I was delighted when teeth whitening was developed and could not wait to have my teeth whitened. What happened? My teeth were several shades lighter and I was ecstatic with the before and after teeth whitening results! I no longer need to be embarrassed about my teeth and love to smile.

  

As my teeth was use to show the difference only the top teeth was whitened. I have since whitened the bottom teeth as well.
Don’t take my word for it. See what patients says about the results.  

So please with the results. Simple procedure. Wish had it done years ago!
Ann Barlow

I am delighted with the results of the teeth whitening! The trays were a perfect fit, so there was no discomfort.
Maggi Jamieson

I am thrilled to bits. It is worth every penny!
L. Armsdale


If you book and start your Teeth whitening before 30th August 2015 you will receive a £50 discount off the normal fee

We offer following teeth whitening in Newbury
Enlighten Evolution Teeth Whitening Newbury
NORMALLY £595
Or £200 deposit and £115 for 3 months

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