AUCKLAND TEETH WHITENING BY A REGISTERED HYGIENIST
welcome to polish + white
I started Polish + White because I wanted to find a user friendly and sensitive-free option to teeth whitening all in a serene atmosphere far removed from the smells and sounds associated with the dentist. I offer a highly personalised service that can adapt to meet your individual needs.
I researched whitening formulas until I found Hismile Pap+ professional in-chair system which uses the latest scientific peroxide free whitening formulation with impressive results. This is my go to for people with sensitive teeth who had never previously considered whitening.
In order to provide more individual choices for teeth whitening, I have also introduced new Hydrogen Peroxide whitening treatments from BlancOne Italy, that are gentle on enamel and minimise the chance of sensitivity. This new range will include nano hydroxyapatite, which not only enhances whitening, reduces sensitivity. It also replaces any lost minerals, keeping them healthy and strong.
"I have a BHSc in Oral Health with a registered scope in hygiene, with 10 years experience in this field, I am qualified to include and perform a superficial scale and polish prior to treatment and I provide an honest and professional whitening service. Salons and independent aestheticians also offer teeth whitening services however they do not have the same level of training as hygienists or dentists."
Through Polish and White I offer a unique teeth whitening experience with the best possible individual care in a spa-like environment while adhering to the NZ Dental Council guidelines and sterilising protocols. I believe that everyone should be able to have a beautiful smile and find their confidence again. There’s nothing more rewarding than seeing a smile transformed by stunning results. The confidence it brings and the more youthful appearance it imparts are truly unmatched.
Marnie

Marnie St George
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Recipient of the Hu Friedy Golden Scaler Award
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ADA Queensland in-chair whitening course led by Emeritus Professor Laurie Walsh AO 2022
Nothing you wear is
as important as your smile.
Connie Stevens