Teeth whitening

Teeth whitening is a procedure that allows improving the color of tooth enamel, making them whiter and brighter. Naturally, over time, teeth can lose their whiteness due to various factors such as the consumption of coffee, tea, wine, smoking, and some other products, as well as aging.

Teeth whitening using gel is a method to make your teeth lighter and whiter. Teeth can become less white due to various reasons, such as coffee, tea, or smoking. Whitening helps remove stains and restore a bright color to the teeth.

Here's how it works:

1. Preparation: The dentist will first examine your teeth to determine the suitable whitening method based on your situation.

2. Teeth Cleaning: Your teeth will be thoroughly cleaned to remove plaque and tartar, allowing the gel to work more effectively.

3. Gum Protection: To prevent irritation to the gums from the gel, they will be protected with a special resin or gel.

4. Gel Application: A special gel is applied to the teeth, breaking down stains and making the teeth brighter.

5. Light (Optional): Sometimes, light or laser may be used to expedite the action of the gel.

6. Waiting: The gel needs to stay on the teeth for a specific period, depending on the method.

7. Rinsing the Gel: After the specified time, the gel is rinsed off, and the teeth are further rinsed with water.

8. Results: Immediately after the procedure, the teeth may appear whiter, but the true results will be visible in a few days.

9. Post-Procedure: The dentist will provide advice on how to care for your teeth after whitening.

It's important to understand that results may vary. If you're considering teeth whitening, it's advisable to first consult with our specialist during a free consultation.

Classic teeth whitening - 135 euros

Procedure Safety: Teeth whitening conducted under the supervision of a dentist is considered safe. However, some people may experience temporary tooth sensitivity or gum irritation. It is advisable to discuss individual characteristics with the dentist before starting the procedure.

Effectiveness: Visible results from teeth whitening usually appear immediately after the procedure, but the final results become noticeable within a few days or weeks as the color of the teeth stabilizes. The number of sessions needed depends on the initial color of the teeth and the desired results.

Tooth Sensitivity: Some individuals may temporarily experience increased tooth sensitivity after the whitening procedure. This usually diminishes over a short period. If sensitivity becomes uncomfortable, the dentist may recommend special toothpaste or products to reduce discomfort.

Contraindications: Teeth whitening may not be recommended during pregnancy, breastfeeding, for those allergic to components of the gel, or in the presence of carious lesions or other oral cavity diseases. It is best to discuss one's condition and health history with the dentist.

Duration and Result Maintenance: The duration of teeth whitening results depends on lifestyle and diet. Typically, results last from several months to a year. To maintain a bright smile, it is recommended to avoid frequent consumption of stain-inducing products and regularly maintain oral hygiene.

Impact on Tooth Enamel: High-quality whitening gels used by dentists are usually safe for tooth enamel. However, moderation in the procedure is important to avoid excessive weakening of the enamel.

Procedure Options: There are different whitening methods, including in-clinic procedures and home kits. The dentist will help determine the most suitable method based on your preferences and the condition of your teeth.

Procedure Duration: Teeth whitening procedures usually take between 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the method and the complexity of the situation. After the procedure, you can return to your regular activities immediately.

Comparison with Home Whitening: In-clinic teeth whitening procedures typically offer stronger and faster results as more concentrated gels and specialized equipment are used. Home whitening kits usually require more time to achieve similar results.

After-Effects: After the procedure, teeth may be slightly sensitive, but this is usually temporary. It is advisable to avoid consuming stain-inducing products, such as coffee or red wine, during the first few days. Additionally, avoiding smoking is recommended as it can negatively impact whitening results.