Teeth Whitening in Sharm El Sheikh
If you are visiting Egypt and want a noticeably brighter smile without spending several weeks on an at-home whitening programme, professional teeth whitening in Sharm El Sheikh can be a convenient option. Our dentist-led in-clinic treatment uses the professional Zoom whitening system and can normally be completed in around one hour.
Professional Zoom teeth whitening costs €120 at our dental clinic in Sharm El Sheikh — approximately £100–£105, depending on the current exchange rate.
The treatment is particularly convenient for visitors from the UK, Ireland and other parts of Europe who want to combine their holiday in Sharm El Sheikh with professional dental care.
Every patient is different, however. The final whitening result depends on factors including your natural tooth colour, the type and depth of staining, your oral health and whether you have existing crowns, veneers, fillings or other restorations. For this reason, your dentist examines your teeth and gums before recommending treatment and explains what you can realistically expect from whitening.
If you are planning a trip to Sharm El Sheikh and would like to reserve an appointment, Contact Us a few days before your preferred treatment date whenever possible.
Professional Zoom Teeth Whitening in Sharm El Sheikh
Our approach to teeth whitening is straightforward: professional whitening should be performed under dental supervision and expectations should be based on the condition and colour of the individual patient’s teeth.
We use the Zoom professional whitening system for in-clinic treatment. Rather than relying on whitening toothpaste, strips or an unsupervised kit, the procedure is carried out by a dentist after an examination of your teeth and gums.
The main advantages for international visitors are convenience and speed. Instead of following a whitening programme for weeks, you can have your teeth examined and, when appropriate, professionally whitened during your stay in Sharm El Sheikh.
The complete in-clinic treatment generally takes up to approximately one hour.
This makes professional whitening particularly attractive to holidaymakers. You do not need to organise an entire dental holiday around a cosmetic treatment. For many patients, it can simply be one appointment during an existing holiday.
Our clinic is conveniently located in the Pyramids Mall area of Sharm El Sheikh, making it accessible by taxi from the main hotel and resort areas.
Teeth Whitening at a Glance
| Treatment | Professional Zoom Teeth Whitening |
|---|---|
| Location | Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt |
| Treatment type | Professional in-clinic whitening |
| Whitening system | Zoom |
| Performed by | Dentist |
| Treatment price | €120 |
| Approximate GBP equivalent | Around £100–£105* |
| Typical appointment time | Up to approximately 1 hour |
| Consultation | €30 |
| Consultation fee with treatment | Deducted from the €120 treatment price |
| Best for | Suitable patients wanting to brighten natural teeth |
| Booking | Advance booking recommended |
| Payment | Card or cash |
*GBP equivalents are approximate because currency exchange rates change.
How Much Does Teeth Whitening Cost in Sharm El Sheikh?
Our professional Zoom teeth whitening treatment in Sharm El Sheikh costs €120.
For UK visitors, that currently works out at approximately £100–£105, although the exact sterling equivalent changes with exchange rates.
There is also a €30 consultation fee if you attend for a consultation but decide not to proceed with treatment.
If you have the whitening treatment, however, the €50 consultation fee is deducted from the €120 treatment price. In other words, patients who proceed with treatment do not pay €50 plus another €120.
Your total whitening treatment price remains:
€120 in total.
This system allows the dentist to examine your teeth properly before treatment without making the consultation an additional cost for patients who go ahead with whitening.
How does the price compare with the UK?
Professional in-clinic whitening can cost substantially more in the UK. Prices depend on the clinic, whitening system, location and exact package offered, so it is important not to assume that every treatment is directly comparable.
This is also why price should never be the only factor when choosing where to have your teeth whitened.
At our clinic in Sharm El Sheikh, the objective is to offer international patients professional, dentist-supervised Zoom whitening for €120, rather than competing simply on the basis of being the cheapest whitening available.
For tourists already travelling to Sharm El Sheikh, there is another important distinction: you are not necessarily travelling abroad specifically to save money on one dental treatment. If you are already on holiday in Sharm, you can arrange whitening during a trip you were taking anyway.
There are therefore no additional flights or accommodation costs specifically required for the whitening appointment.
Why Visitors Choose Teeth Whitening While in Sharm El Sheikh
Sharm El Sheikh attracts visitors from the UK, Ireland and across Europe throughout the year. Many travellers already use their time abroad for wellness, beauty and personal-care appointments.
Professional dental whitening can fit naturally into the same idea.
Unlike complex dental treatment that may require multiple visits, laboratory work or a longer recovery period, professional whitening can usually be completed in a single relatively short appointment when the patient is suitable.
That creates several practical advantages.
You can have the treatment while already in Sharm El Sheikh, avoid dedicating weeks to a home-whitening programme, and return to your holiday after your appointment while following the dentist’s aftercare instructions.
For visitors staying in the main hotel and resort areas, reaching the clinic is straightforward by local taxi.
We nevertheless recommend booking before the final day of your holiday. Reserving several days in advance gives you more flexibility and gives the dentist an opportunity to assess whether whitening is appropriate.
If you already know your travel dates, Contact Us with your preferred day and we can arrange your appointment around your holiday whenever availability allows.
What Is Zoom Teeth Whitening?
Zoom is a professional teeth-whitening system designed for use under dental supervision.
Professional whitening works by using whitening agents to lighten the colour of natural teeth. It is fundamentally different from simply polishing away surface deposits or using a whitening toothpaste.
This distinction matters because tooth discolouration can have different causes.
Coffee, tea, red wine, tobacco and other strongly coloured substances can contribute to staining. Natural tooth colour can also become darker with age. Some discolouration lies deeper within the tooth and may respond differently from superficial staining.
A dentist therefore needs to consider why your teeth look darker, not simply whether you want them whiter.
Professional whitening is not a treatment that should automatically be applied to every patient.
Before Zoom whitening, the dentist checks your mouth and evaluates your natural teeth, gums and any existing dental restorations. If there is an oral-health issue that should be treated first, the dentist can explain this before whitening begins.
This is one of the major differences between professional whitening and buying an unknown whitening product online.
How Does Zoom Teeth Whitening Work?
Professional whitening uses a bleaching agent to change the colour of natural tooth structure.
During an in-clinic Zoom appointment, the dentist first assesses your teeth and gums. Protective measures are then used to reduce unnecessary contact between the whitening material and the surrounding soft tissues.
The whitening material is applied to the teeth according to the professional protocol, and the Zoom system is used during the procedure.
Treatment progresses in controlled stages rather than simply leaving whitening material on the teeth indefinitely.
The dentist can monitor the procedure and your response throughout the appointment.
This professional supervision is particularly important because whitening is not simply a beauty treatment performed without regard to oral health. Your teeth and gums need to be considered before treatment.
The full appointment normally takes up to around one hour, although individual appointments can vary.
What Happens at Your Teeth Whitening Appointment?
Knowing what to expect can make arranging dental treatment abroad much easier.
1. Initial consultation
Your appointment begins with an assessment.
The dentist looks at your teeth and gums and discusses why you want whitening and what type of result you are hoping to achieve.
This is also the right time to tell the dentist about sensitivity, previous dental treatment or anything else relevant to your teeth.
2. Oral-health assessment
Whitening should not simply cover up a dental problem.
Your dentist checks whether your teeth and gums appear suitable for treatment. If something requires attention before whitening, this will be discussed with you.
This step is important because the safest treatment plan is not necessarily identical for every patient.
3. Existing dental work is identified
Tell the dentist if you have veneers, crowns, bridges, implants, bonding or tooth-coloured fillings, particularly in visible areas of your smile.
Whitening primarily changes the colour of natural teeth. Restorative materials do not respond in the same way.
That can influence both your treatment plan and the final colour balance of your smile.
4. Your expected result is discussed
There is no responsible way to promise every patient exactly the same shade improvement.
Some natural teeth respond very well to whitening. Others have a type or depth of discolouration that is more resistant.
The dentist can give you a much more useful assessment after examining your teeth than anyone could provide from a generic online promise.
5. Your gums and surrounding tissues are protected
Before the professional whitening material is used, appropriate protection is placed around the treatment area.
This helps keep the whitening procedure controlled and focused on the teeth being treated.
6. Zoom whitening is performed
The professional whitening procedure is then carried out in the clinic using the Zoom system.
The dentist monitors the process during the appointment.
7. Your result is assessed
Once treatment is complete, the dentist can assess the change and provide appropriate aftercare guidance.
The entire process generally fits within an appointment of up to approximately one hour.
Who Is a Good Candidate for Teeth Whitening?
Professional whitening may be suitable if you have healthy natural teeth but are unhappy with their colour.
Common reasons people consider whitening include teeth that appear yellow or dull, age-related darkening and staining associated with coffee, tea, red wine or smoking.
However, wanting whiter teeth does not automatically mean whitening is the right procedure.
The condition of your teeth and gums matters.
Your dentist should assess your oral health before proceeding. Untreated dental problems may need to be addressed first.
Existing restorations also need to be considered because whitening does not affect them in the same way it affects natural tooth structure.
For tourists, this is particularly important. A €120 whitening treatment should not become a reason to rush into a procedure without an examination simply because you have limited holiday time.
We would rather assess your teeth properly and explain your options.
How White Will My Teeth Become?
This is one of the most common questions about teeth whitening, and the correct answer is: it depends on your teeth.
Professional Zoom whitening can produce an obvious improvement for suitable patients, but the degree of whitening varies.
Your starting tooth colour is one important factor.
The cause of discolouration matters too. Surface staining, natural yellowing and deeper intrinsic discolouration do not necessarily respond identically.
Age, enamel characteristics, previous dental work and the presence of restorations can also affect the appearance of the final smile.
This is why we do not promise that every patient will become a predetermined number of shades whiter.
A dentist can examine your starting colour and give you a more realistic idea of what professional whitening may achieve in your individual case.
Our goal is not to sell an unrealistic “perfect white” result.
It is to determine whether whitening is suitable and, when it is, use professional treatment to improve the brightness of your natural smile.
Will Zoom Whitening Give Me a Natural-Looking Smile?
Whiter does not have to mean artificial-looking.
Many patients are not looking for extremely bright, opaque “Hollywood” teeth. They simply want their own teeth to look cleaner, fresher and brighter.
Whitening is particularly useful for this goal because it works with your existing natural teeth rather than covering them with a new restorative material.
Your underlying tooth shape, position and proportions remain the same.
Only the colour is being addressed.
This makes teeth whitening very different from cosmetic treatments designed to change tooth shape as well as colour.
If colour is your main concern and your natural teeth are otherwise attractive and healthy, whitening may be the more conservative option.
If there are additional concerns involving tooth shape, size, gaps, wear, chips or significant colour irregularities, other cosmetic options may sometimes be discussed.
The important point is that these treatments solve different problems.
Teeth Whitening vs Veneers
Whitening and veneers should not be treated as interchangeable procedures.
Teeth whitening is designed primarily to lighten the colour of natural teeth.
Dental veneers can change colour but may also alter aspects of tooth shape, proportion and appearance.
If your teeth are healthy and you simply want them brighter, professional whitening may be all that is required.
If you have cosmetic concerns that cannot be addressed through whitening alone, veneers may be worth discussing with a dentist.
Patients interested in a more comprehensive smile transformation can read our Dental Veneers guide, including our separate information about Porcelain Veneers and Composite Veneers.
Those pages should complement this whitening guide rather than compete with it: whitening is about improving the colour of suitable natural teeth, while veneers have a broader restorative and cosmetic role.
Can I Whiten Teeth If I Already Have Veneers or Crowns?
Possibly, but this requires careful planning.
Whitening agents primarily lighten natural tooth structure. Existing crowns, veneers and many tooth-coloured restorations do not whiten in the same way.
Imagine, for example, that you have a crown on a visible front tooth that currently matches your surrounding natural teeth.
If the natural teeth become lighter after whitening but the crown remains approximately its existing colour, a visible difference could develop.
That does not necessarily mean you cannot have whitening.
It means your dentist needs to understand what restorations you already have and where they are located.
The same consideration can apply to porcelain veneers and composite restorations.
This is one reason the examination before treatment matters.
If you are considering both whitening and another cosmetic dental procedure, treatment order can also be important. Your dentist can advise which treatment should come first based on your individual situation.
For more detailed information about restorations, see our guides to Porcelain Veneers, Composite Veneers and Dental Veneers.
Does Teeth Whitening Work on Dental Implants?
The visible restoration attached to a dental implant does not whiten like a natural tooth.
If you have a dental implant in a visible area, tell your dentist before whitening.
The surrounding natural teeth may become lighter while the implant crown retains its existing colour, potentially creating a mismatch.
Again, this does not automatically exclude whitening. It simply means your existing dental work needs to form part of the cosmetic assessment.
Is Professional Teeth Whitening Safe?
Professional dental supervision is one of the most important reasons to choose in-clinic whitening.
Before treatment, your dentist examines your teeth and gums to determine whether whitening is appropriate.
Professional systems also allow the dentist to protect surrounding soft tissues and monitor treatment.
Teeth whitening is nevertheless not completely free from possible side effects.
The most commonly discussed issue is temporary tooth sensitivity. Some patients can also experience temporary irritation of the gums or other soft tissues.
The fact that side effects are possible is precisely why we prefer a professional assessment rather than treating whitening as an ordinary cosmetic product.
If you already know that your teeth are particularly sensitive, tell your dentist during your consultation.
Your individual condition matters more than a generic statement online.
Can Teeth Whitening Damage Enamel?
This is a common concern among patients comparing professional treatment with whitening products available online.
The important distinction is between appropriately selected, professionally supervised whitening and uncontrolled or inappropriate use of bleaching products.
Professional whitening should begin with an assessment of your teeth.
A dentist can identify obvious reasons why whitening may not be appropriate at that time and can supervise the treatment process.
Patients should also avoid assuming that stronger, longer or more frequent whitening is automatically better.
Whitening is a dental procedure, not a competition to make teeth as white as possible.
Follow the dentist’s instructions rather than repeatedly applying additional whitening products on your own after treatment.
Does Zoom Teeth Whitening Hurt?
Experiences vary.
Some patients tolerate professional whitening very comfortably, while others experience temporary sensitivity during or after treatment.
Sensitivity may feel like short, sharp reactions from one or more teeth, particularly with cold temperatures.
It is important to tell the dentist if you already suffer from sensitive teeth before beginning treatment.
Do not hide sensitivity because you are worried the dentist might recommend a different approach. The purpose of the consultation is to establish what is appropriate for your teeth.
If sensitivity occurs after treatment and concerns you, contact the dentist for advice.
Teeth Sensitivity After Whitening
Temporary sensitivity is a recognised possible side effect of professional whitening.
That does not mean every patient will experience it or that every case will feel the same.
Sensitivity can depend on your starting condition, individual tooth response and other factors.
After your treatment, follow the instructions provided by your dentist.
Avoid deciding on your own that additional whitening immediately after professional treatment will necessarily improve your result. Excessive whitening is not the goal.
If you have a history of significant dental sensitivity, mention this before treatment rather than after the procedure has started.
How Long Does Teeth Whitening Last?
Teeth whitening is not permanent.
Your teeth remain exposed to the foods, drinks and habits that contributed to their colour in the first place.
How long you maintain a brighter appearance therefore varies substantially between individuals.
A person who frequently drinks coffee, tea or red wine or who smokes may notice renewed staining sooner than someone whose habits expose the teeth to fewer staining substances.
Oral hygiene also matters.
Think of whitening as a way of improving the current colour of your natural teeth rather than permanently changing the biological characteristics of those teeth.
Your dentist can advise you on appropriate maintenance based on your result and lifestyle.
How to Keep Your Teeth White After Treatment
The first step is simple: follow the specific aftercare instructions given to you after your Zoom whitening appointment.
Beyond immediate aftercare, maintaining good oral hygiene is important for the appearance as well as the health of your smile.
Brush appropriately, clean between your teeth and attend routine dental care according to professional advice.
Be conscious of frequent exposure to substances that can stain teeth.
Coffee, tea, red wine and tobacco are well-known examples associated with tooth discolouration.
This does not mean you need to build your entire life around protecting a whitening result. It means understanding that lifestyle affects how your teeth look over time.
And remember: repeatedly whitening your teeth without professional guidance is not a substitute for ordinary dental hygiene.
Zoom Whitening vs Whitening Toothpaste
Whitening toothpaste and professional whitening are not equivalent treatments.
A whitening toothpaste may help remove certain surface stains, depending on the product, but it does not provide the same type of professional bleaching treatment performed in a dental clinic.
This distinction is particularly relevant for patients who say, “I have used whitening toothpaste for months and my teeth are still yellow.”
Your natural tooth colour may simply require a different approach.
Professional whitening aims to lighten natural tooth colour rather than relying solely on the removal of superficial staining.
Zoom Whitening vs Whitening Strips
Whitening strips are popular because they can be purchased for home use in many countries.
Their convenience is also their limitation: there is no dentist examining your mouth every time you buy a consumer product.
With professional in-clinic whitening, your teeth and gums are assessed and treatment is performed under dental supervision.
For a visitor to Sharm El Sheikh, there is also a time advantage.
Instead of remembering to use strips repeatedly during or after your holiday, professional Zoom whitening can normally be completed during one clinic appointment.
That makes the decision less about “which product is strongest?” and more about whether you prefer a dentist-supervised in-clinic procedure or a self-administered home approach.
Professional Whitening vs DIY Whitening
The internet contains countless home whitening methods.
Not all of them are good ideas.
Products or homemade mixtures promoted through social media can lack the individual assessment that professional dental treatment provides.
The dentist is not present merely to operate whitening equipment.
The dentist’s role begins before whitening, when your teeth, gums, restorations and suitability are assessed.
That clinical judgment is a major part of professional treatment.
If you are unsure whether your discolouration is something whitening can actually improve, a consultation is more useful than experimenting with increasingly aggressive home remedies.
Should I Have My Teeth Cleaned Before Whitening?
Whitening and professional dental cleaning are different procedures.
A cleaning is intended to address deposits and aspects of oral hygiene, while whitening is intended to lighten natural tooth colour.
Whether you need cleaning or any other treatment before whitening depends on what the dentist finds during your examination.
We therefore do not recommend assuming that every patient needs exactly the same sequence of treatment.
The dentist will advise you after examining your mouth.
This is also why the consultation is valuable: the treatment plan is based on your actual teeth rather than a standard package designed for everyone.
Can Yellow Teeth Be Whitened?
Many people seek whitening because their teeth appear yellow, but “yellow teeth” can describe several different situations.
Some people naturally have a warmer tooth shade.
Others develop more visible discolouration over time.
Coffee, tea, red wine, smoking and ageing can all contribute to changes in tooth appearance.
The response to whitening depends on the type and cause of discolouration.
Professional whitening may produce a substantial visible improvement in suitable cases, but no ethical dentist should promise an identical result before examining the patient.
Your consultation is therefore the best place to discuss how your particular starting shade may respond.
Can Stained Teeth Be Whitened?
Many types of staining can be improved, but not every dark or discoloured tooth has the same cause.
This is an important distinction.
External staining associated with foods, drinks or tobacco is different from some forms of internal tooth discolouration.
A single dark tooth may also require a different assessment from generalised yellowing across the smile.
If one tooth has suddenly changed colour, do not assume ordinary cosmetic whitening is automatically the solution.
Tell the dentist.
Professional assessment is especially important whenever discolouration is unusual, localised or associated with other symptoms.
Is Teeth Whitening Permanent?
No.
Professional whitening can improve the colour of natural teeth, but it does not permanently prevent future staining or natural changes in tooth colour.
Your habits after treatment influence how your smile looks over time.
This is another reason to be cautious about websites promising a permanently white smile from a single whitening session.
Our aim is to give patients realistic information.
Zoom whitening can be an effective cosmetic treatment for appropriate patients, but your teeth remain natural teeth after the procedure.
When Should I Have Whitening During My Holiday?
We recommend arranging the appointment at least a few days in advance whenever possible.
Do not leave booking until your final evening in Sharm and assume an appointment will automatically be available.
Advance booking gives us more flexibility to find a suitable time around your hotel, excursions, diving, beach days or other holiday plans.
It also makes sense not to build your schedule too tightly around any medical or dental appointment.
Your dentist will provide aftercare advice after whitening, and you should follow that advice even if you are on holiday.
If you know your arrival and departure dates, Contact Us before travelling or during the first part of your stay.
Teeth Whitening Near Hotels in Sharm El Sheikh
One of the practical benefits of arranging treatment locally is that you do not need to travel to Cairo or organise a separate dental trip.
Our dental clinic is located in the Pyramids Mall area in Sharm El Sheikh.
Sharm is a compact tourist destination compared with a large capital city, and the clinic can be reached by taxi from the main hotel and resort areas.
For international visitors, this makes an appointment relatively easy to incorporate into a holiday schedule.
When you arrange your appointment, we can provide the information you need to reach the clinic.
You can then travel from your hotel by taxi and return to your accommodation after the appointment.
Teeth Whitening for UK Visitors to Sharm El Sheikh
British tourists are an important part of the audience for professional dental care in Sharm.
For a UK visitor, there are three obvious questions:
Is the treatment professional? How long will it take? How much does it cost?
Our answers are straightforward.
Whitening is performed in the dental clinic by a dentist using the professional Zoom system.
Treatment generally takes up to around one hour.
The price is €120, equivalent to approximately £100–£105 at recent exchange rates.
For context, professional in-clinic whitening in the UK can cost several hundred pounds, with prices varying significantly between practices and treatment systems.
Price alone, however, should never determine where you have dental treatment.
The more important advantage for someone already holidaying in Sharm is that professional whitening can fit conveniently into the trip.
You are not flying to Egypt simply to save money on whitening. You are using access to professional dental care while already visiting Sharm El Sheikh.
Teeth Whitening for Irish and European Visitors
The same principle applies to visitors from Ireland and continental Europe.
If you are already spending a week or two in Sharm El Sheikh, professional whitening can potentially be arranged without turning your holiday into a complicated dental trip.
The treatment price is €120, making the cost immediately understandable for euro-area visitors.
Patients from countries using other currencies can simply treat the local equivalent as approximate because exchange rates change.
Payment can be made by card or cash.
We recommend arranging your appointment a few days in advance rather than waiting until the end of your stay.
Why Choose Professional Zoom Whitening in Sharm El Sheikh?
Our whitening service has been structured around the needs of international patients.
Professional Zoom system
We offer professional in-clinic Zoom teeth whitening, rather than presenting an unidentified generic whitening product as a premium procedure.
Dentist-led treatment
Your teeth are assessed by a dentist before whitening and the procedure is performed in the clinical environment.
Around one hour
The treatment is designed to fit conveniently into a holiday schedule and generally takes up to approximately one hour.
€120 treatment price
Professional Zoom whitening costs €120.
The price is clear before treatment.
Consultation cost deducted from treatment
A standalone consultation costs €50.
If you proceed with whitening, that €50 is deducted from the treatment cost, leaving the total whitening price at €120.
Experience with international patients
We are accustomed to treating visitors from abroad and understand that tourists need clear explanations, predictable scheduling and treatment that works around limited travel dates.
Convenient Sharm El Sheikh location
The clinic is in the Pyramids Mall area and is accessible by taxi from Sharm’s hotel and resort areas.
Realistic expectations
We do not promise every patient an identical shade result.
The dentist examines your starting tooth colour and condition before discussing what can realistically be achieved.
Teeth Whitening or a Complete Smile Makeover?
Not every patient who dislikes their smile needs veneers.
Likewise, not every cosmetic concern can be solved with whitening.
If your main concern is simply tooth colour, professional whitening may be the most straightforward option.
If you also want to change tooth shape, proportions, gaps, chips or other visible characteristics, a broader cosmetic treatment plan may be appropriate.
This is where an examination becomes valuable.
Rather than choosing a treatment based entirely on photographs online, you can explain what you dislike about your smile and let the dentist identify which options actually address that concern.
Patients considering more extensive cosmetic treatment can also explore our pages about Dental Veneers, Porcelain Veneers and Composite Veneers.
The goal is not to push every patient toward the most extensive treatment.
It is to match the treatment to the problem.
Planning Your Teeth Whitening Appointment in Sharm El Sheikh
If whitening is something you would like to do during your holiday, planning is simple.
First, check your travel dates.
Then choose one or more days when you can comfortably fit an appointment of approximately one hour into your schedule.
Try not to choose only your final day in Sharm.
Next, use our Contact Us page to send your preferred appointment date.
Mention that you are interested in Zoom teeth whitening and include your travel dates if your schedule is flexible.
We recommend contacting us at least several days in advance whenever possible.
Once your appointment is arranged, you can travel to the clinic from your hotel by taxi.
At the appointment, the dentist will examine your teeth and gums before proceeding.
If your teeth are suitable for whitening and you decide to continue, the Zoom treatment can be performed according to the agreed plan.
Frequently Asked Questions About Teeth Whitening in Sharm El Sheikh
How much is teeth whitening in Sharm El Sheikh?
Our professional in-clinic Zoom teeth whitening costs €120. For UK visitors, this is approximately £100–£105 depending on the current EUR/GBP exchange rate.
A standalone consultation costs €50. If you proceed with the whitening treatment, the consultation fee is deducted from the treatment price, so the total remains €120.
How long does Zoom teeth whitening take?
The in-clinic Zoom whitening appointment generally takes up to approximately one hour. Your exact appointment may vary depending on the assessment and your individual treatment.
Can I have teeth whitening while on holiday in Sharm El Sheikh?
Yes, if the dentist examines your teeth and confirms that professional whitening is appropriate for you. Its relatively short treatment time makes whitening convenient for many tourists visiting Sharm El Sheikh.
Should I book before arriving in Sharm El Sheikh?
We recommend booking at least a few days in advance whenever possible. This gives you a better chance of securing a time that fits your holiday schedule.
Where is the dental clinic located?
The clinic is located in the Pyramids Mall area of Sharm El Sheikh and is accessible by taxi from the main tourist and hotel areas.
What teeth-whitening system do you use?
We use the professional Zoom whitening system for our in-clinic teeth whitening treatment.
Is the whitening performed by a dentist?
Yes. Treatment is provided in a dental setting and your teeth and gums are assessed by a dentist before whitening.
How white will my teeth become?
Results vary between patients. Your starting tooth colour, type of discolouration, tooth structure and existing dental work can all influence the result. The dentist can give you a more useful assessment after examining your teeth.
Can you guarantee a certain number of shades whiter?
No fixed shade improvement should be guaranteed for every patient. Teeth respond differently to whitening. Your dentist will discuss realistic expectations after assessing your natural tooth colour.
Does teeth whitening work on veneers?
Whitening does not change veneer material in the same way that it lightens natural teeth. If you have veneers, particularly on visible front teeth, tell your dentist before treatment.
Does whitening work on crowns?
Dental crowns do not respond to whitening in the same way as natural teeth. Whitening the surrounding natural teeth could therefore affect the colour match with an existing crown.
Can dental implants be whitened?
The crown or restoration attached to an implant does not whiten like a natural tooth. Patients with visible implant restorations should discuss this with the dentist before whitening.
What if I have composite bonding?
Composite material does not respond exactly like natural tooth structure. Existing composite work should therefore be considered when planning whitening, particularly if it is in the visible smile area.
Is teeth whitening safe?
Professional whitening should be performed after an appropriate dental assessment. A dentist can examine your teeth and gums, determine whether treatment is suitable and supervise the procedure.
Does teeth whitening cause sensitivity?
Temporary sensitivity can occur during or after professional whitening. Experiences vary considerably between patients. Tell the dentist before treatment if you already have sensitive teeth.
Can I have whitening if I have unhealthy gums or teeth?
The dentist should assess your oral health first. If a dental or gum problem needs attention before whitening, it may be better to address that problem before cosmetic treatment.
Is Zoom better than whitening toothpaste?
They perform different functions. Whitening toothpastes mainly target certain surface stains, while professional whitening is intended to lighten natural tooth colour using professional bleaching treatment.
Is Zoom better than whitening strips?
Professional Zoom whitening offers dentist supervision and in-clinic treatment, while consumer strips are generally self-administered over multiple applications. Which option is appropriate depends on your teeth and what you want to achieve.
Can I pay by card?
Yes. Card and cash payments are accepted.
How much is the consultation?
A standalone consultation is €50. If you proceed with the €120 Zoom whitening treatment, the €50 consultation fee is deducted from the treatment cost.
Do I pay €170 for consultation and whitening?
No. If you proceed with whitening, your total treatment price is €120, not €170.
Can I book whitening for the last day of my holiday?
You can request any available date, but we recommend not relying on a last-minute appointment. Booking several days ahead gives you more flexibility and time to follow any treatment-specific advice.
Can I book before I travel to Egypt?
Yes. In fact, advance booking is recommended. Use our Contact Us page and tell us when you will be in Sharm El Sheikh and which dates work best for you.
Book Teeth Whitening in Sharm El Sheikh
If you are looking for professional teeth whitening in Sharm El Sheikh, our in-clinic Zoom treatment provides a convenient option while you are visiting Egypt.
The treatment is performed by a dentist, normally takes up to approximately one hour and costs €120 — around £100–£105 at recent exchange rates.
Most importantly, treatment begins with an assessment.
Your natural tooth colour, oral health, existing restorations and type of discolouration all influence whether whitening is appropriate and what result you can realistically expect.
We prefer realistic expectations over exaggerated promises.
If you are travelling from the UK, Ireland or elsewhere in Europe, try to reserve your appointment several days before your preferred treatment date.
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