Customized Teeth Whitening – Safe and Effective
Aesthetic appearance of the smile plays a key role today. Our clinic offers professional teeth whitening tailored to the needs and expectations of each patient. We use modern systems that minimize risks, ensure comfort, and deliver visible results.
A new addition to our services is the QMI peroxide-free whitening system. This method uses a patented gel based on sodium perborate monohydrate (0.16%), which does not require a gingival barrier and does not cause tooth sensitivity. During three ten-minute cycles, an LED light activates the whitening process, often resulting in up to 8 shades of lightening. This technique is suitable even for patients with sensitive teeth and provides a quick and comfortable treatment without the common risks associated with traditional systems.
In-Office and At-Home Whitening with Peroxide
In addition to the QMI system, we also offer traditional whitening using hydrogen peroxide, which releases active oxygen. This oxygen penetrates the enamel structure, breaks down pigments, and brightens the teeth. The process also provides antibacterial benefits and contributes to overall oral health.
For patients who prefer at-home care, we offer whitening with custom-made trays. The dentist creates personalized trays that are filled with a professional-grade whitening gel. The active ingredients effectively reach even hard-to-access areas, such as between the teeth, ensuring even and consistent whitening. The treatment progresses gradually in the comfort of home, delivering long-lasting and natural-looking results.
Who Is Teeth Whitening Suitable For?
Whitening is effective for common discoloration caused by aging, smoking, medications, or fluorosis. It can also address color changes in devitalized teeth that have darkened due to trauma or fillings.
In certain cases, whitening is not recommended — for example, during pregnancy, breastfeeding, or for individuals with allergies to any of the ingredients. For heavy smokers and alcohol users, whitening is only effective if these habits are paused during the treatment.
Occasionally, patients may experience mild, temporary sensitivity to hot or cold, which typically subsides within a few days. In such cases, the dentist may recommend supportive care, such as fluoride treatment.
At our clinic, patient safety and an individual approach always come first.
