Teeth Whitening

Cosmetic procedure to lighten teeth color and remove stains. Typically done in a dental office by a qualified dentist or hygienist.

Treatment Process

Pre-Treatment Examination: Thorough oral health check before whitening.
Initial Shade Assessment: Record current tooth color for comparison.
Protection of Soft Tissues: Safeguard gums with barriers during whitening.
Application of Whitening Gel: Use professional-strength gel with hydrogen or carbamide peroxide.
Activation and Monitoring: Leave gel on for a specified time; monitor effectiveness.
Rinsing and Evaluation: Remove gel, rinse teeth; evaluate immediate results.
Post-Treatment Recommendations: Provide instructions on oral hygiene and avoiding staining substances.

Effective and Quick Results: Noticeable improvement in a short time.
Customization: Tailored to individual preferences, considering tooth sensitivity.
Safe and Supervised: Performed under dental professional supervision.
Reduced Sensitivity: Techniques used to minimize discomfort.
Long-Lasting Results: Offers relatively durable improvements compared to over-the-counter products.
Enhanced Confidence: Whiter smile boosts confidence and self-esteem.

Success depends on discoloration cause, oral health, and lifestyle. Consult with a dental professional for the most suitable whitening option.