Teeth whitening
Laser teeth whitening is intended for individuals who wish to lighten their teeth or restore their natural color, seeking harmony and the highest aesthetic standards. It is a minimally invasive treatment that delivers immediate results without damaging the enamel
Natural teeth can be brightened by several shades, and the procedure is painless, safe, and long-lasting.
What is laser teeth whitening?
Laser teeth whitening is a professional dental procedure that enables fast, safe, and effective lightening of tooth color.
This treatment uses a specialized gel based on hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide, which is activated by laser light to remove deep stains and discoloration from the enamel.
Laser whitening is considered one of the most effective methods, as it produces visible results after a single treatment while preserving the integrity of both teeth and gums.
Advantages of laser teeth whitening
- Fast results – teeth can be several shades whiter after just one session
- Safety – professional whitening does not damage enamel or gums
- Long-lasting effect – results may last for years with proper hygiene
- Painless procedure – most patients experience no discomfort
- Stain removal – effective against stains from coffee, tea, wine, and tobacco
Who are the ideal candidates for laser teeth whitening?
Laser teeth whitening is ideal for patients who want to:
- Lighten the natural color of their teeth
- Remove discoloration caused by food, beverages, smoking, or aging
- Undergo a quick and safe treatment with long-term results
- Achieve professional results without harming the enamel
Laser whitening is not recommended for patients with sensitive teeth, active cavities, gum disease, as well as pregnant or breastfeeding women. A consultation with a dentist is necessary prior to treatment to evaluate oral health.
How does the laser teeth whitening procedure work?
The laser whitening process involves several steps to ensure optimal results while protecting enamel and gums.
1. Single visit – Examination and treatment planning
- Clinical examination of teeth and gums
- Cleaning of plaque and tartar for better results
- Evaluation of the initial shade and determination of the desired result
Preparation for whitening
- Application of a protective barrier or gel to shield the gums
- Application of whitening gel with active ingredients onto the tooth surface
Gel activation with laser
- Laser light activates the gel, allowing deep removal of pigments
- The process takes 15–30 minutes depending on the desired whitening level
- If necessary, the cycle may be repeated during the same session
Final phase and results evaluation
- The gel is removed, teeth are rinsed and examined
- Comparison of initial and final shade
- The patient receives dietary and maintenance instructions
Laser teeth whitening is a modern, effective, and completely safe aesthetic procedure that allows patients to achieve visibly whiter teeth, remove stains, and enjoy immediate results.
The procedure is performed quickly, is completely painless, and with good oral hygiene and adherence to dental advice, the results can last for years.
Frequently asked questions – Laser teeth whitening
Depending on the initial shade, teeth can lighten by 4 to 8 shades.
Yes, the procedure is performed under dental supervision and does not harm enamel or gums.
The entire session lasts approximately 45–60 minutes, including preparation and final consultation.
Results typically last 1–3 years, depending on diet and oral hygiene.
Some patients may experience temporary sensitivity, which usually disappears within 24–48 hours.
Yes, avoid colored beverages such as coffee, red wine, and sodas, and dark foods like beets or tomato sauce for the first 48 hours.
Yes, the treatment can be repeated after a few months or years, depending on individual needs.
Yes, professional whitening provides faster and more durable results compared to whitening strips or toothpaste.
Individuals with active decay, gum disease, pregnancy, breastfeeding, or extremely sensitive teeth.
Prices vary depending on the dental clinic and country but are generally higher than at-home methods due to faster, more effective, and longer-lasting results.
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