Teeth whitening

We provide professional whitening of permanent teeth

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A bright smile can significantly influence your overall appearance and confidence. In our clinic, we offer professional teeth whitening methods that are safe, gentle and deliver visible results even after the first treatment.

What whitening methods do we offer?

  • at-home teeth whitening
  • in-office teeth whitening
  • combined whitening treatment
  • Pure Whitening
  • You can read more about each whitening method here.

When is teeth whitening suitable?

  • whitening is performed only on permanent teeth
  • teeth must be healthy, treated and free of gum inflammation
  • damaged teeth require consultation with a specialist
  • teeth whitening is not recommended during pregnancy

The brighter and whiter your smile, the more it can give your face a positive, healthy and attractive expression. A beautiful smile can also boost your confidence and make you smile more often.

Today, teeth whitening is a very popular method for enhancing the brightness and visibility of your smile. In personal communication, the expression of the eyes and the appearance of our teeth play a key role in how we are perceived by others.

Whitening toothpastes mainly help maintain a bright smile, but only if the teeth have already been professionally whitened. It is also important to know that toothpastes labelled “whitening” and sold in drugstores usually contain abrasive particles that remove surface stains caused by coffee, tea or smoking. These toothpastes do not actually whiten teeth – they only clean surface deposits.

Frequent use of abrasive toothpastes can gradually damage the tooth enamel, weakening it and making teeth more sensitive and fragile. As the protective enamel layer becomes thinner, the risk of tooth decay may also increase.

For anyone interested in achieving a beautiful, radiant smile, we recommend consulting a dentist or visiting a dental hygienist.

Do not hesitate to contact us

+420 773 523 322
We will schedule an appointment and examine you as soon as possible. If necessary, we will suggest further treatment options.

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