Teeth whitening is a cosmetic procedure aimed at removing discoloration and restoring the natural whiteness of teeth. Specialized products and advanced technologies, such as light or laser systems, are used for this purpose.
Specialists Performing Teeth Whitening Procedures
| Aesthetic Dentistry Specialization | Specialis |
|---|---|
| Dentist | Rafał Kleszczewski |
| Dentist | Mikeal Wojtczuk |
| Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics Specialist | Małgorzata Staruch-Bukowska |
How Teeth Whitening is Performed
At our clinic, we use only the safest teeth whitening methods, employing trays filled with a whitening agent. This process does not damage the tooth’s hard tissues while significantly brightening tooth color. Patients can choose from several whitening methods. At Adent, we offer three methods: Philips NiteWhite personalized tray system, LED lamp whitening, and whitening for non-vital teeth.
Opalescence Whitening (At-Home Method Supervised by a Dentist)
- Providing Opalescence products for at-home use
- The treatment lasts approximately 7–10 days
- We use three concentrations of whitening agents—10%, 15%, and 20%—selected individually by the supervising dentist
Whitening Non-Vital Teeth
- Cleaning and preparing the interior of the tooth, then placing a whitening agent inside
- Replacing the agent several times over a few days
- We use the same three concentrations of whitening agents as in at-home treatments (10%, 15%, 20%), chosen individually by the supervising dentist
LED Accelerated Whitening
- Whitening is done with hydrogen peroxide activated by the SmartBright LED lamp
- Before the procedure, teeth must be cleaned of tartar and stains, and cavities must be treated, either permanently or temporarily
- Teeth designated for whitening are isolated and covered with a strong whitening gel
- The procedure is repeated four times during the session
Important: The whitening effect is visible immediately after the procedure, but the final color stabilizes over approximately 14 days. Each session lasts about 45 minutes, and most patients require a repeat session after 10–14 days.