Galoré White

A dentist-designed approach to professional tooth whitening.
Galoré White is a professional tooth-whitening system developed by UK dentists to reflect how whitening is delivered in modern clinical practice.
Galoré White will be launched nationwide in Summer 2026 and is currently available at EGO Dental Clinic ONLY!
While many established whitening systems are effective and well researched, they are largely built around the same scientific principles and active ingredients. Through years of clinical use, it became clear that differences in outcomes were rarely about the chemistry alone, but about the details of personalisation, tray design, review, and long-term maintenance.
Galoré White was created to address those details.
A considered approach to whitening
Galoré White does not replace existing whitening systems — it builds on them.
By focusing on precision, personalisation, and maintenance, it represents a more comprehensive and professional approach to tooth whitening today.
For patients seeking more than a standard kit, Galoré White offers a carefully designed alternative — shaped by clinical experience and powered by modern technology.
“Professional teeth whitening is today one of the most popular cosmetic dental treatments and a highly effective way to improve your smile.
Dr. Charlie Attariani
A dentist-led, technology-driven system
The concept behind Galoré White first emerged in 2014, through day-to-day clinical experience with existing whitening systems. The idea was not to reinvent whitening, but to recognise what was missing and to wait until technology made it possible to address it properly.
With the introduction of 3D digital scanning, software-based design, and laboratory precision, a more controlled and personalised approach became possible.
Every Galoré White case is designed and overseen by a dentist.
Precision starts with the trays
At the heart of the system is a tray design with our software: smileCHECK
Following consultation and assessment, a 3D digital scan of the teeth is taken and securely sent to the Galoré Lab, an approved and regulated UK dental laboratory. Using digital software, whitening trays are designed with accuracy and intent, then laser-cut to ensure comfort, fit, and controlled gel distribution.
Because not all teeth whiten in the same way, tray design and gel placement can be adjusted to suit individual teeth — something generic trays cannot achieve.
More than trays: a complete whitening system
Galoré White is not limited to trays and gel alone.
The system includes a bespoke toothpaste, developed specifically to support whitening treatment. Rather than acting as a simple desensitiser, it is formulated to work alongside the whitening process, supporting enamel health, comfort, and long-term results.
All components are designed to function together as a single, integrated system.
A structured whitening pathway
Galoré White follows a clear, professional protocol:
1. Consultation and assessment
Clinical examination, shade assessment, photography, and 3D scanning.
2. Treatment planning
A personalised whitening plan is designed by the dentist and agreed with the patient.
3. Whitening and review
Custom trays and whitening gel are provided, with clear guidance and scheduled reviews, including clinical photographs.
4. Maintenance and top-ups
Whitening is maintained through tailored top-up syringes, scheduled review intervals, and ongoing professional input.
As part of the maintenance phase, patients are given access to our secure professional portal, allowing dentist-approved reordering of whitening products as needed. This ensures continuity, safety, and consistency while keeping whitening results stable over time.
Maintenance is a fundamental part of whitening — not an afterthought.
Safety, regulation, and availability
In the UK, professional whitening agents can only be supplied by dentists. For this reason, Galoré White is available exclusively through dental professionals.
The system is:
- Made in the UK
- Designed by dentists
- UK basked Dental Lab
- Developed using modern 3D technology
- Focused on long-term results and safety
Professional Tooth Whitening vs Home Kits
| Feature | Professional Tooth Whitening | DIY At-Home Whitening Kits |
|---|---|---|
| Dentist supervision | ✅ | ❌ |
| Customised to your teeth | ✅ | ❌ |
| Fast, noticeable results | ✅ | ❌ |
| Stronger whitening agents | ✅ | ❌ |
| Reduced risk of gum irritation | ✅ | ❌ |
| Sensitivity management | ✅ | ❌ |
| Works evenly on teeth | ✅ | ❌ |
| Lower upfront cost | ❌ | ✅ |
| Long-lasting results | ✅ | ❌ |
| Suitable for mild staining only | ❌ | ✅ |
Tooth Whitening FAQs
We use a UK-made medical diode laser by Q.L, designed for safe, effective, and comfortable whitening treatments.
Reasons for stained teeth
The external layer of your tooth, known as enamel, gets covered by a very thin layer, called the pellicle coats which catches stains easily. Moreover, the pores present in the enamel also hold stains. Stains can also develop inside the tooth (intrinsic stains).
Common reasons contributing to stains and discolouration include the use of tobacco, drinking of tea, coffee and other dark colored liquids, as well as poor maintenance of dental hygiene. Even ageing is a common factor as the enamel gets weaker with time.
What is tooth whitening?
Tooth whitening is a cosmetic treatment that safely lightens the natural colour of your teeth, helping to remove stains and discolouration.
How does tooth whitening work?
Whitening treatments use safe bleaching agents that penetrate the enamel and break down stains caused by food, drink, smoking, or ageing.
Is tooth whitening safe?
Yes. When carried out or supervised by a dental professional, tooth whitening is a safe and effective procedure.
Will whitening work on all teeth?
Whitening works best on natural teeth. It will not change the colour of crowns, veneers, fillings, or bridges. Some deeper stains may respond less effectively.
How long do the results last?
Results can last from several months to a few years, depending on your oral hygiene and lifestyle habits such as smoking or drinking coffee and tea.
Does tooth whitening cause sensitivity?
Some patients experience temporary sensitivity during or after treatment. This usually settles within a few days.
Is tooth whitening painful?
No. Tooth whitening is not painful, though mild sensitivity may occur temporarily.
How white will my teeth get?
Results vary from person to person. Most patients achieve a noticeably brighter and whiter smile, depending on their natural tooth colour.
Can I whiten my teeth if I have fillings or crowns?
Yes, but existing fillings, crowns, or veneers will not whiten. Your dentist may discuss replacing visible restorations after whitening.
How long does the treatment take?
In-clinic whitening usually takes 60–90 minutes. Take-home whitening systems are typically used for 1–2 weeks.
Is tooth whitening suitable for everyone?
A dental assessment is required. Whitening may not be suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding patients, or those with untreated dental issues.
Is professional whitening better than over-the-counter products?
Yes. Over-the-counter whitening products are designed for general use. They rely on standardised trays or strips and cannot account for differences in tooth shape, enamel thickness, alignment, restorations, or sensitivity. They also lack professional assessment, monitoring, and long-term planning.
Professional tooth whitening is different. It begins with diagnosis, continues with tailored delivery, and requires maintenance over time. Galoré White is designed to support that entire process — not just the initial whitening phase.
How can I maintain my whitening results?
Good oral hygiene, regular dental check-ups, and limiting staining foods and drinks will help maintain your whitening results.
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Brilliant White Smile!
If you would like to find out more, please feel free to discuss it with our laser experts and they will explain everything to you in detail.
Located just minutes from Victoria Station, EGO Dental Clinic provides expert tooth whitening treatment in a modern, welcoming clinic in the heart of Westminster SW1.
