Teeth whitening service

When should you whiten your teeth?

1. Teeth become dull or yellow:
   • Caused by aging, foods and drinks (tea, coffee, tobacco), or improper oral hygiene.
2. Teeth discoloration after dental treatment:
   • Tooth staining due to antibiotic use (tetracycline), excessive fluoride, or after root canal treatment.
3. Desire to improve smile aesthetics:
   • Before important events such as weddings, job interviews, or client meetings.

Popular teeth whitening methods

1. In-office teeth whitening:
   • Uses whitening gel combined with laser or blue light to brighten teeth quickly within 1–2 hours.
   • Results are visible immediately after the first session.
2. At-home teeth whitening:
   • The dentist provides custom-made trays and professional whitening gel.
   • Patients perform the treatment at home following instructions for 7–10 days.
3. Combination of both methods:
   • In-office whitening combined with at-home trays to maintain long-lasting results.

Advantages of teeth whitening

• Safe and effective:
  • Performed by professional dentists using medically approved products.
• Rapid improvement in tooth color:
  • Teeth can become 2–3 shades whiter after just one treatment.
• Does not damage tooth enamel:
  • When performed correctly, this method does not harm enamel or gums.
• Boosts confidence:
  • A brighter smile helps you feel more confident in communication and at work.

In-office teeth whitening procedure

1. Examination and consultation:
   • The dentist checks oral health and determines the level of tooth discoloration.
2. Professional cleaning:
   • Removes plaque and tartar before whitening.
3. Gum and lip protection:
   • Protective measures are used to prevent whitening gel from contacting the gums and lips.
4. Application of whitening gel:
   • Professional whitening gel is applied to the tooth surfaces.
5. Laser or blue light activation:
   • Activates the whitening gel to brighten teeth within 30–60 minutes.
6. Result evaluation and aftercare guidance:
   • The dentist evaluates whitening results and provides instructions to maintain long-lasting effects.

Post-whitening care

• Avoid dark-colored foods and drinks:
  • Tea, coffee, red wine, soy sauce, and other dark foods for at least the first 48 hours.
• Limit smoking:
  • Helps maintain a brighter tooth color for a longer time.
• Practice proper oral hygiene:
  • Brush twice daily, use dental floss, and mouthwash.
• Maintain regular dental check-ups:
  • Periodic examinations and professional cleanings help keep tooth color stable.

Important notes when whitening teeth

• Teeth whitening is not recommended for individuals with dental issues (cavities, gum disease), or for pregnant and breastfeeding women.
• The effectiveness and duration of results depend on individual factors, dietary habits, and oral care routines.

Teeth whitening is a simple and fast solution to achieve a brighter smile. Choose a reputable dental clinic to ensure safety and optimal results!