Q White Express LED
$188
A shorter clinic whitening option for suitable patients who prefer treatment supervised by a dentist.
- Clinic-based whitening pathway
- Suitability assessed before treatment
- Available at all Teeth Q clinics
Dentist-supervised whitening
Q White Teeth Whitening in Singapore
Explore clinic and take-home whitening options following an assessment of your teeth and gums. Your dentist will explain suitability, possible sensitivity, expected limitations and the appropriate option for you.
Q White Express LED $188
Q White Max LED $788
Assessment before whiteningYour dentist checks your teeth and gums before recommending treatment.
Clinic and take-home optionsChoose an appropriate pathway after discussing your goals and suitability.
Available across six clinicsBook at Hougang, Punggol, Sengkang, Kovan, Dakota or Tampines.
Compare Q White options
Which whitening pathway may suit you?
The right option depends on your oral health, the type of discolouration, existing restorations and your preferences. A dentist will confirm suitability before treatment.
Q White Max LED
$788
A more comprehensive chairside whitening pathway for suitable patients, delivered under a dentist’s supervision.
- Clinic-based chairside pathway
- Gum and soft-tissue protection during treatment
- Expected outcomes discussed at assessment
Q White Home
$288
A personalised take-home whitening pathway for suitable patients who prefer to whiten gradually according to dental instructions.
- Take-home whitening option
- Dentist guidance on use
- Can also be discussed after clinic whitening
Important: Whitening changes the colour of natural tooth structure. Crowns, veneers, bridges, implants and tooth-coloured fillings do not whiten in the same way. Your dentist will explain any visible colour differences that may remain.
Suitability first
What whitening can—and cannot—change
Not every type of tooth discolouration responds in the same way. An examination helps your dentist set realistic expectations and identify oral-health matters that should be managed first.
Whitening may be considered when
- You want to lighten the shade of your natural teeth.
- Your teeth and gums are healthy enough for treatment.
- You understand that the degree of change varies between people.
- You are willing to follow sensitivity and aftercare advice.
Your dentist may recommend a different plan when
- There is untreated decay, gum inflammation or another oral-health concern.
- Existing crowns, veneers or fillings may affect the final colour match.
- You already experience significant tooth sensitivity.
- The cause of discolouration is unlikely to respond predictably to whitening.
Your appointment
A simple, assessment-led process
The exact sequence varies by the whitening option selected and your clinical needs.
Consultation
Your dentist examines your teeth and gums, reviews relevant history and discusses what you would like to change.
Preparation
Plaque, staining or oral-health concerns may need attention so the whitening pathway can be planned appropriately.
Whitening
For clinic whitening, the dentist protects the lips and gums before applying whitening gel and using the appropriate light-assisted protocol.
Aftercare
Your dentist explains sensitivity management, food and drink considerations, and how to care for your smile after treatment.
Published fees
Q White teeth whitening prices
These options have different formats and inclusions. Your dentist will help you choose based on suitability rather than price alone.
Q White Express LED Teeth Whitening
Clinic whitening option, available at all Teeth Q clinics.
$188
Q White Max LED Teeth Whitening
More comprehensive dentist-supervised chairside whitening pathway.
$788
Q White Express LED Upsize
Applies when Q White Express is selected after scaling and polishing at the same appointment.
$138
Q White Home Teeth Whitening
Take-home whitening option with dental guidance.
$288
Home Double
Q White Home Teeth Whitening for two people.
$488
Chairside Double
Q White Max LED Teeth Whitening for two people.
$1,488
What you may feel after whitening
Temporary tooth sensitivity or gum irritation can occur. Your dentist will explain the likelihood based on your teeth, the option selected and your history of sensitivity.
- Follow the product and dental instructions provided.
- Contact the clinic if sensitivity is severe, persists or concerns you.
- Do not use whitening products more frequently than advised.
Helping the colour change last
Tea, coffee, tobacco and strongly coloured foods or drinks may contribute to renewed staining over time. Good oral hygiene and routine dental care help support your result.
- Follow the diet advice given for the period after treatment.
- Brush and clean between your teeth consistently.
- Discuss future maintenance only when needed.
Book Q White
Choose your preferred Teeth Q clinic
Online booking opens the selected clinic’s appointment page. Availability of each Q White option may vary by day and clinic.
HougangHougang Green21 Hougang Street 51Book whitening →
PunggolMatilda Portico218 Sumang WalkBook whitening →
SengkangFernvale Woods455 Sengkang West AvenueBook whitening →
KovanHougang RiverCourt377 Hougang Street 32Book whitening →
DakotaDakota Breeze91 Jalan SatuBook whitening →
TampinesTampines GreenGem954C Tampines Street 96Book whitening →
Frequently asked questions
Q White teeth whitening FAQs
How many whitening sessions will I need?
This varies with your starting shade, the cause of discolouration, your chosen option and your goals. Your dentist will explain what is reasonable after examining your teeth.
How long will teeth whitening last?
The duration varies. Diet, tobacco use, oral hygiene, ageing and maintenance habits can all influence how quickly staining returns.
Will whitening change the colour of crowns, veneers or fillings?
No. Whitening primarily affects natural tooth structure. Existing restorations may remain a different shade, so your dentist will discuss the likely colour match before treatment.
Can teeth whitening cause sensitivity?
Temporary sensitivity can occur. Let your dentist know if you have sensitive teeth so this can be considered when planning treatment and aftercare.
What is the difference between clinic and take-home whitening?
Clinic whitening is carried out under direct dental supervision during an appointment. Take-home whitening is used according to personalised instructions over a longer period. Suitability and preferences help determine the appropriate option.
Can I whiten my teeth if I have tooth decay or gum problems?
Your dentist may advise managing active dental or gum conditions before whitening. An examination is important because whitening is not suitable to begin immediately in every case.
Are the published fees available at every appointment?
Yes. Q White options are available at all Teeth Q clinics, on all days each clinic is open. Simply book with your preferred clinic for the option you are considering.
Start with a dental assessment
Choose your preferred clinic and let the dentist determine whether whitening is suitable, what it may change and which Q White option fits your needs.
