Teeth Whitening (Bleaching) - Dent Balance

Tooth whiteningis the process of making teeth that change color over time or have structurally dark tones a few shades whiter with special substances. It is one of the most preferred and fast-resulting applications of aesthetic dentistry.

Stains on the teeth can be caused by tea, coffee, smoking, aging and some medications. With professional teeth whitening, these stains can be largely removed and a brighter, healthier smile is achieved.

🔹 Office Bleaching (In Clinical Setting)

• It is applied in the clinic by a specialist physician.

• Highly concentrated whitening gels and a special light system are used.

• Usually in one session significant results are obtained.

• Low risk of sensitization.

🔹 Home Bleaching (With Personalized Plaque)

• It is applied at home with special plates prepared by the dentist.

• The gel is used in the dose and duration recommended by the physician.

• Gradual whitening is achieved in about 1-2 weeks.

• It offers more controlled and long-term use.

🔹 Combined Whitening

• Clinic + home treatment is applied together.

• More permanent and faster results are targeted.

• Color return is minimized.

First 24-48 hours colored foods (tea, coffee, cigarettes, cola, wine, etc.) should be avoided
There may be sensitivity - your dentist will recommend special toothpaste or suggestions
Pay attention to dental hygiene
It is recommended to come to control sessions at certain intervals

Whitening is not permanent, but the effect can last 1-3 years. This period varies depending on dietary habits, oral care and smoking. It can be reapplied when the color returns.

• Individuals whose tooth color is darker than their natural structure

• Those whose teeth are stained by tea, coffee, smoking

• Those who want to have a more aesthetic smile

• Those who want to renew their appearance before special occasions (wedding, graduation, job interview, etc.)

⚠️ If you have tooth decay, gum disease or cracked teeth, they need to be treated before whitening.