We offer professional teeth whitening, a procedure that lightens the natural shade of the enamel using a whitening gel and a special lamp.
Before the procedure the doctor assesses your teeth and gums, the sensitivity of the enamel and any contraindications, then explains what result you can expect in your own case.
The professional protocol makes whitening controlled: the soft tissues are protected and the intensity is matched to the condition of your teeth.

Professional teeth whitening changes the shade of the natural tooth tissue with special whitening compounds.
Unlike professional teeth cleaning, which removes plaque and surface stains, whitening acts on the colour of the tooth itself and makes it visibly lighter.
The result depends on the starting shade of the enamel, the cause of the darkening and how your tissues react to the procedure.
Whitening may be ineffective or unadvisable if:
In such cases the doctor will suggest another solution: treatment or veneers.
Whitening lightens your own enamel, under the doctor's control.
A professional whitening gel is applied to the teeth. The lamp activates it: the pigments that darken the enamel (coffee, tea, smoking, age) break down, and the teeth become lighter.
The procedure takes place under the doctor's control, without removing any enamel and without mechanical intervention.
Please note:
The doctor assesses your teeth, enamel and gums, checks that there are no contraindications and explains straight away what shade is realistic in your situation.
The gums are isolated with a special protective material, so that the gel does not touch the mucous membrane. This makes the procedure safe and comfortable.
The professional gel is applied to the teeth and activated by a special lamp. The doctor controls the process at every stage, so that the lightening is even and the enamel is protected.
The doctor assesses the result, removes the protection and explains how to care for your teeth after the procedure so that the effect lasts longer.
In most cases the procedure takes 60 to 90 minutes and is done in one visit.
The exact time depends on the condition of the enamel and the chosen protocol, and the doctor tells you before the procedure begins.