Professional bleaching
in Constance and Bietingen

Bright white and beautiful teeth: gently whiten teeth with professional power bleaching at our dental practices in Constance and Bietingen near Schaffhausen.

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Teeth whitening with professional tooth bleaching at DR. HAGER

Beauty and a healthy appearance have always been a deep human desire.

The desire of many people for white teeth can be fulfilled in 1.5 hours by professional tooth whitening at a dentist.

Tooth shades from A1 to D4.

Tooth shade chart (Vita shade guides) for tooth shade determination. Also used in the manufacture of dentures.

“A radiant smile is like a business card – it opens doors and gives you self-confidence. With professional tooth whitening, we can help our patients achieve a radiant smile and boost their self-confidence.”

Nicole

Dental hygienist at DR. HAGER | Zahnärzte

How it works

FIRST STEP - Teeth cleaning

Teeth should always be professionally cleaned 3-5 days before bleaching. This is important as otherwise existing plaque will prevent the bleaching agent from coming into contact with the tooth, leading to an unsightly result. During the tooth cleaning, the teeth and gums are thoroughly examined. On the one hand, this is done by visual inspection and on the other hand, x-rays are often used for this purpose. If the examination by a dentist is positive, bleaching can be carried out 3-5 days later.

STEP TWO - Bleaching

The whitening treatment usually takes place in 3 phases. During the treatment, patients can relax and lean back, our team will now guide the treatment through the variable 3 phases. Patients can already look forward to their new radiant smile and see it immediately after 60-90 minutes of treatment.

PHASE 1 - Tooth shade determination

After the dentist has checked the condition of the teeth, the shade is determined together with the patient using a shade guide to ensure that the final esthetic result is harmonious.

PHASE 2 - Gum protection

The bleaching agent is very aggressive. To protect the gums from damage and pain, the next step is to seal them with a protective compound (gum mask) so that no bleaching agent can attack the gums. If the gums are not healthy and bleed quickly, the blood can dissolve this protection and the bleaching agent reaches the gums. This must be avoided and also explains the previous dental hygiene session.

PHASE 3 - The bleaching gel

Discoloration inside the tooth caused by the penetration of pigments from food and/or stimulants cannot be removed by tooth cleaning alone. Such deposits can be chemically dissolved by a highly concentrated bleaching gel by binding with oxygen. The concentration of the medical bleaching gel (36%) is many times stronger than the bleaching products available on the market (5%).

PHASE 4 - Activation

In addition to the hydrogen peroxide, light is used to activate the special gel and increase the speed of the decoloration process. This process takes approx. 15 minutes. Phases 3 and 4 can be repeated up to 3 times, depending on the desired whitening effect. In most cases, a clear effect can already be seen after repeating 2 intervals.

FOLLOW-UP - The bleaching result

After and during the treatment, we take time to evaluate the result. The whitening practitioner will then provide information and tips for long-lasting white teeth. Our dental hygienist will also provide detailed information about aftercare.

Professional bleaching with DR. HAGER

Are you looking for an experienced dental practice for professional bleaching to achieve radiant white and beautiful teeth? In our dental practice in Bietingen and dental practice in Constance we rely on a dental hygiene procedure that is as gentle, painless and modern as possible.

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Unsightly discoloration of the teeth: External internal causes of tooth whitening

Tooth discoloration occurs due to internal and external causes, but both can be removed by tooth whitening: Root canal-treated teeth are dead and can become unsightly discolored due to the material of the root canal filling. However, blood components and proteins also visibly discolor the dead tooth. The blood is broken down into black iron sulphide and stains the tooth substance a greyish color.

The much more common form of discoloration is the external form. In this case, tobacco, coffee, red wine or tar residues are deposited on the tooth surface. Medication can also contribute to discoloration. Professional tooth cleaning, also known as dental hygiene, usually removes these stains with the help of powder blasting devices or polishing pastes. If this does not help, in-office bleaching is one way of whitening natural teeth again. Talk to your dentist about the possibilities of whitening your teeth or having them cleaned.

Tooth surface before bleaching. The teeth appear grayish, yellowish discolored.

Tooth surface after bleaching - white and radiant

Bleaching - Gentle professional teeth whitening

The German Society of Dentistry, Oral and Maxillofacial Medicine (DGZMK) states: “To avoid systemic or local complications, the indication and implementation of whitening therapies must remain in the hands of the dentist.”

For example, there is the in-office method, which provides interested patients with the desired result:

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Frequently asked questions about bleaching

In the first step, a special gel is applied to the surrounding gums for protection. The lips and tongue are covered with a foil. The dental hygienist then applies the bleaching material to the tooth surface and enamel, which has been cleaned days before. The bleaching gel is then activated using a special lamp. This process takes about 15 minutes. The bleaching gel is then removed, a new portion is applied and this process is usually repeated three times. Afterwards, the tooth color is many shades lighter with this method. It’s that easy to achieve your goal. Your reward is a radiant, bright smile with white teeth in less than an hour.

A dental examination before bleaching is very useful so that any unknown problems with the teeth to be bleached can be identified and treated. Otherwise, the bleaching gel could penetrate the tooth enamel excessively and cause pain. Existing fillings, veneers and crowns should also be assessed, as they could possibly interfere with the later, lighter shade. In general, the teeth are first cleaned before bleaching so that all deposits are removed and the bleaching medication can reach the tooth surface.

Numerous studies have shown that these procedures are harmless in healthy teeth. Dentin, enamel, surfaces of fillings and veneers suffer no damage and the inside of the tooth (pulp) also remains intact.

Generally, whitening lasts for two to five years. Of course, it also depends on what foods you eat. Red wine, coffee and black tea are examples of foods that discolor the tooth. Nicotine also shortens the effect of tooth whitening.

You should avoid discoloring foods such as beet, grape juice, ketchup and coffee for the first 48 hours after bleaching. You should also avoid apples, citrus fruits and acidic drinks, as these acids can lead to tooth sensitivity.

No harmful UV light is used for tooth whitening or bleaching. Thanks to an effective filter, the irradiated area does not heat up significantly. The treatment is therefore painless and sometimes only causes sensitivity in sensitive teeth. In rare cases, temporary irritation may occur on the same day after bleaching.

Yes, but home bleaching uses a lower concentration of bleaching agent. This means that it cannot provide the same result as power bleaching in the dental practice. Manufacturers are not allowed to sell the high concentrations that ensure a good result over the counter, as there is no professional supervision. Another disadvantage is that the result is not uniform, as the bleaching agent does not reach the entire tooth surface due to deposits on the teeth. Only an initial prophylactic treatment at the dentist can help here. The biggest disadvantage of home bleaching is that restorations in the form of fillings, inlays or crowns cannot be whitened and often lead to unsightly results. Once whitened, the only solution is often to replace all old restorations such as crowns, veneers or fillings.

The cost of bleaching with the Power Bleaching method in our practice is 345 euros. This includes all products. Professional teeth cleaning is not included in the price. We do not work with a tray for our patients at home. The bleaching gel is applied directly and individually and achieves whitening in under an hour. In the meantime, the color whitening that has already taken place can be assessed.

Teeth whitening takes about an hour. However, you will need a consultation and teeth cleaning beforehand.

We look forward to seeing you!

If you have any questions or would like advice on teeth whitening, we will be happy to help you over the phone. The easiest way to make an appointment for professional bleaching is via our online appointment booking.

We look forward to your visit!

and the Dr. Hager team