Treatment details
Teeth Whitening in Gaziantep
Professional in-clinic whitening, up to 4 shades in one visit.
A treatment plan built around you
Professional whitening uses a controlled peroxide gel to lighten natural tooth structure and reduce staining. We examine your teeth and gums first, manage sensitivity risk and set a realistic expectation; fillings, crowns and veneers do not change colour with whitening.
Professional whitening is designed to lighten natural teeth affected by surface stains or age-related darkening. Before treatment, we check for decay, leaking fillings, gum problems and sensitivity, and discuss whether the discolouration is likely to respond; fillings, crowns, veneers and other restorations do not whiten.
Treatment uses a measured peroxide gel under professional supervision, with protection for the gums and advice tailored to your sensitivity risk. The shade can gradually relapse as teeth are exposed to food, drinks and tobacco, so maintenance should be planned conservatively and any active dental problems should be addressed first.
What this treatment includes
- In-clinic laser whitening
- Take-home kits
- Sensitive-teeth friendly
What to expect
Assessment & planning
We listen to your goals, examine your teeth and explain the right options clearly.
Personalised treatment
Your treatment is planned digitally and carried out with careful, minimally invasive techniques.
Follow-up care
We stay in touch after treatment and explain how to protect your result for the long term.
Treatment pricing and written quotes
Prices depend on the diagnosis, materials, laboratory work and number of visits. We explain the options and confirm a written quote after assessment rather than promising one number for every patient.
Final quote after examination
Read the pricing guideRelated Dental Guide
Learn what symptoms need attention and how daily care supports this treatment.
Read the related articleFrequently asked questions
Can whitening change the colour of crowns or veneers?
No. Whitening affects natural tooth structure, not porcelain or composite restorations. If you are planning new restorations, we can discuss whitening first so their shade is selected to match your final tooth colour.
What if my teeth are sensitive?
Temporary sensitivity can occur, especially in teeth with exposed dentine or existing sensitivity. We assess your risk, adjust the treatment where needed and provide practical desensitising advice; persistent pain should be checked.
How can I maintain the result?
Brush with fluoride toothpaste, clean between your teeth and limit frequent staining drinks and tobacco. Good habits help, but whitening is not permanent and occasional maintenance should be guided by an examination.
Ready to talk about your smile?
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