Teeth whitening
Whitening can lighten the colour of natural teeth when it is suitable for the individual. Before choosing a method, your dentist assesses oral health and the reason for the colour change.
Before treatment
Decay, cracks, gum problems and existing sensitivity need to be considered. Removing surface deposits is different from changing tooth colour. A single dark tooth should be assessed for its underlying cause, and different types of discolouration respond differently.
Choosing a method
In-clinic treatment or a dentist-supervised home system may be considered. The product, application schedule and reviews are planned together. Keeping an online whitening product on for longer does not make it safer or more effective.
Expectations and sensitivity
The starting shade and condition of your teeth influence the result. Fillings, crowns and implant restorations do not lighten in the same way as natural teeth, so colour matching may need separate planning. Sensitivity or gum irritation can occur. Tell your dentist about significant discomfort.
After whitening
Follow your cleaning and product-use instructions. Colour may change again over time, and any repeat treatment should be assessed rather than used automatically. Avoid lemon, acidic mixtures and abrasive home remedies that can damage tooth surfaces.
Aftercare & Recovery Information
Follow practical guidelines for eating, cleaning and symptom management after treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about teeth whitening?
Schedule an examination with our team in İnegöl to discuss suitability, alternative approaches and personalised care.
