What you need to know about whitening

Teeth whitening is one of the most common treatments in cosmetic dentistry, offering a significant improvement in the appearance of the smile. It is a minimally invasive procedure, with a high level of safety, when performed under the supervision of a dentist

DEFINITION:

Whitening is the process by which pigments are removed from the enamel. These pigments are usually due to dietary habits (coffee, wine, smoking), medication or even the normal wear and tear of time.

APPLICATION METHODS:

The treatment can be performed:

In the dental office, using a special whitening material and activating it with light or laser.

At home, with personalized splints and instructions for using a whitening gel.

A combination of the two is often recommended, for a more stable and uniform

BENEFITS OF WHITENING:

Visible improvement in the aesthetics of the smile

Painless and safe procedure, under professional guidance

Does not require grinding or invasive intervention

Immediate results

INDICATIONS AND LIMITATIONS:

Whitening concerns natural teeth and does not affect restorations such as crowns, veneers or fillings. The dentist will evaluate the general oral health, as well as the suitability of the method for each case.