Professional teeth whitening (bleaching) can gently reduce discolouration of the tooth enamel. Before every treatment we check the condition of your teeth and gums so that the whitening can be carried out in a targeted and material-preserving way. We offer both in-office treatment and supervised home bleaching with individually made trays.
Our approach
Whitening is carried out with professionally matched preparations and under dental supervision. This allows the procedure to be individually tailored to your starting situation. Before bleaching, a professional cleaning is usually advisable to support an even result.
Benefits
- Dental-supervised teeth whitening
- In-office or supervised home bleaching
- Individually made bleaching trays
- Prior check of teeth and gums
Indications
- Discolouration from coffee, tea, red wine or nicotine
- Age-related discolouration of the enamel
- Individual dark, root-treated teeth
- Desire for a brighter appearance
Procedure
- Check of teeth and gums
- Professional cleaning as preparation
- Whitening in the practice or with individual trays at home
- Final check and care instructions
Aftercare
For the first few hours after treatment we recommend avoiding strongly colouring food and drinks. Temporary tooth sensitivity can occur and usually subsides on its own.
FAQ
Is bleaching harmful to the teeth?
When applied correctly and under dental supervision, bleaching is considered a gentle procedure. Temporary sensitivity is possible but usually subsides again.
How long does the result last?
The durability depends on your diet and lifestyle habits. Results and their duration vary individually.
Are crowns or fillings also whitened?
No. Tooth replacement such as crowns, veneers or fillings does not change colour through bleaching. We discuss this with you in advance.