
Dental Spa
Quick answer
What is this treatment?
Dental Spa combines extensive professional cleaning with removal of plaque, tartar and superficial staining. When suitable and after consultation with the dentist, a chairside whitening refresh may follow. The result is generally subtler than home whitening.
When it may be needed
- You want superficial staining removed professionally.
- You would like a fresh, cared-for appearance for visible teeth.
- You want to discuss whether a subtle whitening refresh is suitable.
- Your teeth and gums are healthy enough for cosmetic-preventive care.
What to expect
- We first assess whether the treatment is safe and suitable.
- Cleaning is tailored to your gums, staining and sensitivity.
- Scaling and AirPolishing may be used where appropriate.
- Any whitening refresh takes place only after consultation and a suitability assessment.
Preparation and aftercare
- Mention sensitive teeth, oral problems and previous reactions to whitening products.
- Follow personal advice about eating, drinking and oral care afterwards.
- Cosmetic results vary and superficial staining can return.
Costs and insurance
For treatments where this is legally required or appropriate, you receive a clear cost estimate in advance. Current NZa rates are available on our pricing page.
The final route depends on the examination, materials, any referral and your insurance.
Frequently asked questions
Is Dental Spa the same as teeth whitening?
No. Professional cleaning is central. A subtle whitening refresh can be discussed only when suitable.
Is the treatment suitable for everyone?
No. Oral health, sensitivity, restorations and expectations are assessed first.
What does Dental Spa cost?
The introductory price is €250.15 for the first 10 patients in 2026. The regular price in 2026 is €270.15.
Is Dental Spa covered by insurance?
Part of the treatment may be covered, depending on your dental insurance and policy terms. This could reduce the amount you pay yourself.
