Strikingly white teeth thanks to bleaching
Whether a single tooth or the complete row of teeth: with bleaching supervised by a dentist, discolouration can be lightened noticeably - in a controlled and measured way and without placing unnecessary strain on the tooth structure.
Every lightening treatment begins with professional tooth cleaning so that the bleaching agent can take effect evenly.
Why teeth become darker
Signs of ageing, medication, tobacco and coffee discolour the teeth. Simply brushing the teeth - even with special toothpastes - can only lighten them to a limited extent. We show you all the options: from simple lightening with a gel to thermocatalytic bleaching with additional heat.
Which method is used in a particular case depends on the individual starting situation. Should the teeth darken again after some time, the procedure can be repeated. We advise you in detail in order to achieve a result that suits your face.
The key facts at a glance
- In bleaching, discolouration of individual teeth or whole rows of teeth is lightened under dental supervision.
- Causes of teeth becoming darker include age, medication, tobacco and coffee.
- Every lightening treatment is preceded by professional tooth cleaning so that the agent can take effect evenly.
- Depending on the starting situation, lightening with a gel or thermocatalytic bleaching may be considered.
- If the teeth darken again after some time, the procedure can be repeated.