Flevo Dentist Lelystad
Teeth whitening
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Have your teeth whitened at Flevo Dentist
Teeth whitening is becoming more popular every day. More and more people want to look good and well-groomed and they want a radiant smile to go with it. The treatment that Sedatie Tandarts Flevoland gives to whiten teeth is a combination of the blue light of the LED lamp and a scientifically validated bleaching gel. Teeth whitening by means of this method is safe for the tooth enamel and also gives visible results*. The bleaching gel is applied to your teeth after which an LED light activates the bleaching process. The gel remains on teeth and molars for 60 minutes for the most optimal result.
*We do not guarantee how white your teeth will be.
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Bleaching incl. free polishing (60 min) €150,-
Good to know
- Professional whitening removes dyes that have been absorbed into your teeth over the years.
- The whiteness of your teeth is determined by the thickness of your enamel.
- You will get the best results if you first have your teeth cleaned and then bleached
- Teeth whitening is not harmful, within 24 hours the minerals in your saliva restore all the building materials that have been extracted from your enamel.
- Fillings and crowns did not bleach.
We answer your question
Frequently asked questions about Teeth whitening
The end result depends on the original color of the teeth. It also depends on how many fillings and crowns you have in your front teeth. Unfortunately these turned out not to be the case.
You usually have visible results after 1 bleaching session. You can always whiten a second time to achieve maximum results. However, most patients are already satisfied after the 1st session.
The tartar and plaque must be removed to properly prepare the teeth for the whitening process.
To ensure that you can enjoy white teeth for the longest time, it is wise to avoid the following products for 24 hours: cigarettes, tea, coffee, wine and foods with many colorants.
