Website Terms

The Conditions That Apply When You Use This Website

Plain-English terms covering what this site is, how it may be used, what it does and does not promise, and where responsibility sits.

What These Terms Cover, and What They Do Not

These terms govern your use of this website. They set out the basis on which the content here is published, what you may do with it, and where responsibility sits if something goes wrong. They are deliberately short on legal shorthand.

It matters what these terms are not. They are not the terms of a treatment. This website publishes information about whitening treatments and provides a route for making an enquiry; it does not itself form an agreement to provide treatment to you. Any arrangement for an actual appointment is made separately, after an enquiry, in a direct exchange between you and us. Nothing on this page should be read as setting the terms of that arrangement.

By using the site you accept these terms. If you do not accept them, stop using the site. That is blunt, but it is how website terms work everywhere.

Who May Use This Website

The site is intended for adults in the United Kingdom who are interested in whitening treatments, and its content is written with that audience in mind. It is not aimed at children, and its forms are designed to be completed by adults.

If you submit an enquiry on behalf of somebody else, you should have their agreement to share their details. This comes up more than you would expect where one person arranges something for a partner or family member, and the person whose details are submitted should know, because they will be the one contacted.

The site is written for a UK audience and describes a service operating in defined parts of England. Read it from anywhere you like, but nothing here is an offer to provide services outside the areas actually covered.

Requires client confirmation: no minimum age for using this site or for treatment is published anywhere. This clause has been written generally rather than stating an age that has not been set.

Using the Site Properly

You may read this site, use its enquiry route for genuine enquiries, and print or save pages for your own personal reference. That covers what almost everybody wants to do here.

Some things are not acceptable, and they are the usual list rather than anything unusual:

The enquiry route deserves a mention of its own. It exists so people with genuine questions can ask them. Using it for marketing or deliberate nonsense wastes time that would otherwise answer someone with a real question. Access may be restricted where the site is misused.

The Accuracy of Information Published Here

Care is taken to keep the information on this site accurate and current, and it is intended to be genuinely useful rather than promotional.

That said, no website is permanently correct. Details change, pages are updated at different times, and something read here may have moved on since it was written. Two categories are worth singling out. Prices and promotional offers change, and any figure published on the site applies at the time it is published rather than indefinitely. Service coverage areas can change too, so a location listed here is not a permanent guarantee that an appointment can be arranged there.

The practical implication: check anything that matters at the point you enquire, not weeks earlier. Where this site and something you are told directly disagree, ask, because the direct answer is the current one.

Information, Not Advice

Everything published on this site is general information. It is not dental, medical or professional advice, it is not an assessment of your teeth, and it is not a statement that any treatment is appropriate for you as an individual.

Whitening is a cosmetic treatment carried out on natural teeth. Whether it is suitable in any particular case depends on that person's teeth, their dental history and their circumstances, and that is a judgement for a qualified professional who has examined them. Nothing written here can substitute for that, and it is not intended to.

If you have an untreated dental condition, or are unsure whether whitening is appropriate for you, speak to a qualified dental professional first. Do not delay seeking advice, or disregard advice already given, because of something read here.

An Enquiry Is Not a Confirmed Appointment

Submitting the enquiry form starts a conversation. It does not by itself create a booking, reserve a slot, or oblige anyone to provide a treatment. An appointment exists once it has been arranged and confirmed with you directly, and not before.

This matters most where somebody is working to a deadline. If you are aiming at a wedding, an interview or a set of photographs, treat the enquiry as a first step that still needs confirming, and leave room. Assuming a form submission has secured a date is the most avoidable disappointment here.

Appointments may not be available in every area, on every date, or for every person. A suitability check forms part of arranging a treatment, which may not go ahead where it would not be appropriate. There is no obligation to accept any enquiry.

Requires client confirmation: no cancellation window, rescheduling policy, deposit arrangement, refund policy or minimum notice period is published anywhere on this site. None has been invented here. All of these are ordinarily set out in the terms of a service business and should be confirmed and added.

Ownership of the Content on This Site

The text, images, layout, design and code making up this website are owned by us or used with permission, and are protected by copyright and other intellectual property rights. The name and logo used on the site are ours.

You may read the site and keep a copy of any page for your own personal use. You may not reproduce, republish, adapt or commercially exploit any part of it without written permission, and you may not present the content as your own or strip out attribution.

Linking to this site is welcome, provided the link is fair, suggests no association or endorsement that does not exist, and does not frame or alter how the content appears. Permission to link may be withdrawn.

Availability of the Site

The site is provided on an as-available basis. Reasonable effort goes into keeping it running, but no promise is made that it will be available without interruption or free of errors.

Access may be suspended, withdrawn or restricted at any time, including for maintenance or reasons outside anyone's control, and content may change or be removed without notice. If the site is unavailable when you want to enquire, try again rather than assume something has gone wrong.

Limits on Responsibility

To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for loss or damage arising from your use of this website or from reliance on anything published here, including loss of profit, business or data, wasted expenditure, or any loss that was not a foreseeable consequence at the time.

This limitation applies to the website and its content. It does not extend to the provision of a treatment, which sits outside these terms.

Nothing in these terms limits or excludes liability where the law does not permit it. That includes liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, and for anything else that cannot lawfully be excluded. Your statutory rights as a consumer are unaffected by anything written here.

Changes to These Terms

These terms may be updated from time to time. The version published on this page is the one that applies, and using the site after a change means the updated version applies to that use.

No individual notification is sent when terms change. If these terms matter to you, look at this page again before your next enquiry rather than assuming what you read previously still holds.

Which Law Applies

These terms and any dispute arising out of them or out of your use of this website are governed by the law of England and Wales, and the courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction.

If you are a consumer living elsewhere in the United Kingdom, you keep the benefit of any mandatory protections available to you under the law of the country you live in, and you may be able to bring proceedings there. This clause does not remove rights the law gives you.

If any part of these terms turns out to be unenforceable, that part is treated as removed and the rest continues to apply. Not enforcing a term on one occasion does not mean it has been given up.

Raising a Question About These Terms

Questions about these terms go through the website's official enquiry form. State in your message that your question concerns the website terms rather than an appointment.

How that route works, and what it asks for, is set out on the contact page. How your information is handled once you have sent it is covered in the privacy policy, and what the published treatment options include is on the pricing page.

Questions about legal notices: submit them through the official enquiry form and identify the subject clearly in your message.