Check first, then whiten
Before any whitening we examine teeth and fillings and do a professional cleaning. Good to know: fillings and crowns do not lighten. We take this into account.
Teeth whitening
Coffee, tea, red wine, smoking or simply time make teeth look darker. Professional whitening can lighten them visibly, safely, because we first check that your teeth and gums are healthy enough.
In the practice or at home
For in-office whitening we apply a whitening gel while carefully protecting the gums. For home whitening we make custom trays that you wear at home with a milder gel for a few days.
How long does the result last?
That depends on your habits. Many patients are happy for several years; a short touch-up is possible at any time.
How the treatment works
- 1Examination and cleaning
- 2Shade selection
- 3Whitening in the practice or with trays at home
- 4Checking the result
Frequently asked questions
Does whitening damage teeth?
Under dental supervision and with suitable products it is considered gentle. Temporary sensitivity is possible and usually subsides quickly.
Why not just a drugstore product?
Over-the-counter products are weak and used without supervision. With undetected decay or leaking fillings this can cause problems.
Who should not have whitening?
We advise against it during pregnancy and breastfeeding and for teenagers.
This information does not replace a personal consultation. We will discuss together in the practice which treatment is right for you.
Questions about this treatment?
Message us on WhatsApp or give us a call. We are happy to advise you personally.