How the treatment works
Before whitening, we examine your teeth thoroughly and treat any decay or other problems first. We then apply a special whitening gel, which is activated by light and can remove stains and discolouration.
The treatment takes about an hour and is carried out in several short sessions. Depending on how much whiter you'd like your teeth, it can be repeated if needed. For long-lasting results, we also offer home whitening with custom-made trays.
Is teeth whitening safe?
Yes – carried out professionally by a dentist, teeth whitening is safe. Your gums are fully protected throughout the treatment. In rare cases, your teeth may feel sensitive for a short time after whitening; this usually wears off within 24 hours.
Your benefits at a glance
A radiant look and a more confident smile
Visibly whiter teeth
Fast, effective whitening for a noticeably brighter smile after just one session.
Gentle treatment
Gentle, professional whitening that protects your gums and enamel.
Removes stains and discolouration
Reliably removes stains from coffee, tea and nicotine, as well as age-related discolouration.
Fast results
A visibly fresher, well-cared-for appearance in just about 60 minutes.
More self-confidence
A radiant smile helps you feel more confident in everyday life and when meeting people.
Long-lasting results
Results usually last 2–3 years – even longer with good care.
Please note: Fillings or white spots may look different after whitening and may need to be adjusted.
How long does the result last?
Teeth whitening results usually last 2 to 3 years, depending on your lifestyle and how you look after your teeth. Regular professional teeth cleaning can make the effect last considerably longer.
Book an appointment now
See the difference for yourself: whiter teeth and a new smile. Book your teeth whitening appointment now – we'll be happy to advise you in person!
Guides on this topic
Who are veneers suitable for?Veneers are thin shells bonded to the front surface of a tooth. They can be an option for healthy front teeth that are discoloured, chipped or have small gaps. A little enamel is often filed away first, and this step cannot be undone.Read more
How do I prepare for teeth whitening?Teeth whitening always starts with a dental check-up. Any tooth decay or gum inflammation is treated first, and a professional clean removes surface deposits. After that, we can judge how much lighter your teeth are likely to get.Read more