Teeth whitening is the process of removing stains on the enamel using special whitening gels. When performed professionally in a clinical setting, it achieves a brighter appearance without damaging the tooth structure.

• In-office whitening (laser/light-assisted): Performed by the dentist in the clinic, takes about 1 hour. Provides noticeable results in a single session.
• At-home whitening: Special gel is applied to custom clear trays prepared by the dentist. The patient wears the trays for specified periods daily over a few weeks.
• Combined method: A combination of both in-office and at-home whitening. Offers the most effective and long-lasting results.

• Those seeking a whiter and more aesthetic smile
• Those with stains from nicotine, coffee, tea, or wine
• Those concerned about aesthetics before special events (weddings, graduations, etc.)

Note: Whitening is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women and individuals under 16 years of age.

• Fast and visible results in a single session
• Safe method that does not damage tooth structure
• Preserves the natural structure of the teeth
• Provides an aesthetic smile that boosts self-confidence
• Long-lasting results with regular maintenance

• Avoid staining foods and drinks (coffee, wine, chocolate) for the first 48 hours.
• Pause smoking during this period.
• Maintain regular brushing and flossing habits.
• Consult your dentist if excessive sensitivity occurs.

The longevity of teeth whitening depends on dietary habits, smoking, and oral care. With proper maintenance, results can last between 1 to 3 years.