Who may be considered?
- Those who want to lighten their natural tooth color in a controlled manner
- Eligible patients with coffee, tea, tobacco or age-related discoloration
- Those whose teeth and gum health are suitable for the procedure
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Teeth Whitening
Controlled applications to lighten natural tooth color after evaluating tooth and gum health.
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Information and planning
Teeth whitening aims to lighten the discolorations in natural tooth tissue with appropriate whitening agents. Before the procedure, decay, cracks, sensitivity, gum disease and existing restorations are evaluated. Since the color of restorations such as fillings, crowns and veneers does not change with whitening, color harmony is also taken into consideration in aesthetic planning. The permanence of the tone and color that can be achieved varies from person to person.
The treatment method and duration are determined according to the clinical examination, radiographic assessment and individual needs.
Treatment process
- 01
Dental and gum examination and registration of existing restorations
- 02
Evaluation of starting color and expectation
- 03
Choosing office, home or combined method
- 04
Controlled application and precision tracking
- 05
Giving color control and care recommendations
After treatment
Care and follow-up
In the first days, it may be recommended to limit intensely coloring foods and beverages, avoid tobacco products, and use products recommended for sensitivity.
Treatment options
Available methods
The appropriate method is selected according to clinical findings and individual needs.
Office whitening
It is applied in a clinical environment with controlled concentration and duration.
Home whitening
It is applied with the custom tray prepared by the dentist and the protocol recommended.
Combined approach
In appropriate cases, office and home protocols are planned together.
Points to consider
Restorations do not whiten. If there is decay, crack, active gum disease or significant sensitivity, these should be evaluated first.
Alternative approaches
Professional cleaning can be considered for surface stains, and restorative options such as bonding or veneers can be considered for local color problems.
What patients ask
Frequently asked questions
Are the fillings and crowns white?+
No. Whitening is effective on natural tooth tissue; The color of existing restorations does not change.
Is there sensitivity?+
Temporary sensitivity may occur. Application time and method are regulated according to personal risks.
Examination and assessment
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