Teeth whitening
Teeth whitening is a cosmetic procedure available at Agenskalna dental clinic. It’s the quickest and most effective way to improve the appearance of your smile.
The natural whiteness and brightness of teeth fades over time, with them discolouring and staining due to a range of things that we commonly consume, like coffee, tea, red wine and cigarettes. The purpose of teeth whitening is to restore your teeth to their natural, white colour, to once again give you a glossy, healthy smile that you’re proud of.
Professional teeth whitening treatment can
achieve in an hour what’s impossible with cleaning with toothpaste and
mouthwash alone, no matter how hard or long you try. With advancements in
technology, teeth whitening has never been quicker or more comfortable.
You can choose between in-clinic teeth whitening, home teeth whitening, or a combination of both. Our in-clinic procedure – delivered by our highly trained, fully qualified, GDC (General Dental Council) registered dentists – is pain-free, takes just one hour and provides immediate results.
Our at home kits allow you to whiten your teeth from the comfort of
your home in a timeframe that suits you. For optimal results, we
recommend using it once per night for at least two weeks. The home
whitening kit is simple and easy to use, and we’ll give you a full talk
through of exactly what steps you need to take.
In short, it involves the dentist taking an impression of your teeth to create a custom mouthguard, which you then apply a whitening gel to and wear overnight while sleeping. These kits are superior to the off-the-shelves ones available in shops, with better, long lasting results.
No tooth enamel is removed or damaged during the whitening process, and as the procedure is painless, no injections are required. There may be temporary sensitivity or discomfort afterwards, but this will disappear within a few days. The results of teeth whitening typically last around three years, but even at that point your teeth will still be considerably whiter than they were before the treatment.