Teeth Whitening
A personalized teeth whitening treatment performed under dentist supervision.
Dentist Büşra Kayan · Neon Klinik · Kemerburgaz, Eyüpsultan
Teeth whitening is a treatment performed under dentist supervision to reduce discoloration in the tooth enamel.
Before the procedure, the health of the teeth and gums is assessed; if suitable, whitening is planned using in-office or take-home methods.
How long the results last afterward can vary depending on the individual's oral care habits and diet.
Suitability for all treatments above is determined after an in-person examination and clinical assessment.
Who Is It Suitable For?
Teeth whitening is considered for people bothered by discoloration or staining that has developed over time, whose teeth and gums are healthy enough for the procedure.
Whether whitening is suitable is determined after a dental and gum examination.
How Does It Work?
The whitening gel contains active compounds that lighten pigmentation in the tooth enamel.
In in-office application, the gel is activated with light, while home application uses a special tray over a set period.
How Is The Treatment Performed?
The gums are protected before application.
The whitening gel is applied to the teeth and activated with light if needed.
The procedure may be repeated a few times until the desired shade is reached.
What Should Be Considered Afterward?
Temporary sensitivity may occur in the first few days.
Avoiding dark-colored foods and drinks (coffee, tea, red wine, etc.) for a while helps maintain the results.
Frequently Asked Questions
About This TreatmentDoes teeth whitening damage the teeth?
It is considered a safe treatment method when performed under dentist supervision.
How many shades lighter will my teeth get?
The result varies from person to person depending on the tooth's current color and structure.
Is whitening permanent?
How long it lasts depends on the individual's diet and oral care habits; a touch-up may be needed over time.
Can whitening be done on sensitive teeth?
Suitability is determined during examination based on the level of tooth sensitivity.
What's the difference between at-home and in-office whitening?
In-office whitening is done in a single session under dentist supervision, while at-home whitening uses a tray over a set period.
Do fillings and crowns also whiten?
No, the color of existing fillings and crowns is not affected by whitening; this is factored into treatment planning.
Can whitening be done during pregnancy?
It's recommended to inform your dentist and get their assessment on this.
Why isn't pricing listed on the website?
Turkey's Ministry of Health advertising regulations prohibit healthcare providers from advertising prices or promotions. In addition, the amount of material and number of sessions needed vary by person, so a single figure would be misleading. Information specific to you is shared directly after an examination.