Professional teeth whitening is an in-office cosmetic treatment that uses concentrated hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide gel to remove deep stains and discoloration from tooth enamel. Unlike over-the-counter products, professional whitening is supervised by a dentist, uses higher-concentration gels, and often incorporates LED or laser activation for faster, more dramatic results.
Your dentist checks for cavities, gum disease, or exposed roots that could cause sensitivity during whitening.
Your current tooth shade is documented. You and your dentist agree on a target whiteness level.
A protective barrier is applied to gums, then professional-grade whitening gel is placed on the teeth. LED or laser light may be used to accelerate the process.
After 2–3 gel applications (15–20 minutes each), the gel is removed and your new shade is assessed. A fluoride treatment is applied to reduce sensitivity.
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Shade assessment, gum protection, application of professional-grade whitening gel with LED/laser activation. 2–3 cycles of 15–20 minutes each. Results visible immediately after the session.
See a dramatically whiter smile in just one appointment — no weeks of at-home trays.
Professional supervision ensures the right concentration and exposure time, minimizing sensitivity.
Professional application ensures all visible teeth are evenly whitened, avoiding the patchy results of DIY products.
One of the most cost-effective cosmetic procedures with high patient satisfaction.
Most patients experience mild to moderate tooth sensitivity for 1–3 days after whitening. This is normal and subsides on its own.
Minor gum irritation may occur if the whitening gel contacts soft tissue. Protective barriers minimize this risk.
Results typically last 6–12 months depending on diet and habits. Touch-up treatments can maintain whiteness.
Avoid dark-colored foods and drinks (coffee, red wine, berries, soy sauce). Avoid smoking. Stick to white or light-colored foods.
Use desensitizing toothpaste for 1–2 weeks. Avoid very hot or cold foods and drinks during this period.
Brush twice daily, use whitening toothpaste once a week, and schedule a touch-up treatment every 6–12 months to maintain your shade.
Professional whitening takes just one appointment of 60–90 minutes. It is often combined with other dental treatments during the same trip, making it an easy add-on to any dental tourism visit.