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At-Home Teeth Whitening

At-home teeth whitening is a whitening method planned individually by the dentist to lighten the tooth color, which the patient applies in their own home. It is performed using special trays and whitening gels prepared in the clinical setting. Since it offers a controlled and gradual whitening process, it is a safe and effective aesthetic dentistry procedure.

What is at-home teeth whitening?

At-home teeth whitening is a method in which whitening gel is placed into transparent trays specially prepared for the patient by the dentist. The trays are used daily for the prescribed duration. With this method, teeth gradually lighten by several shades over time, achieving a natural whiteness.

In which cases is at-home teeth whitening applied?

It is applied for mild to moderate tooth discoloration. It can also be preferred to maintain whiteness after in-office whitening. This method is ideal for patients with healthy teeth and gums who can follow the treatment regularly at home.

Precautions Before At-Home Teeth Whitening

Before the application, tartar and plaque should be cleaned. In the presence of gum disease or cavities, these issues should be treated first. Informing the patient about the duration of use and instructions is important for the success of the treatment.

Precautions After At-Home Teeth Whitening

During and after the whitening period, consumption of staining foods and beverages should be monitored. Limiting smoking is recommended. Temporary tooth sensitivity may occur, which usually resolves quickly. Regular oral hygiene and dentist check-ups help maintain the achieved whitening effect for a long time.

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