Teeth whitening is a professional treatment designed to safely lift stains and brighten your natural tooth shade. Tooth color often reflects daily habits—coffee, tea, soda, red wine, and smoking can gradually discolor enamel over time. At German Dental Clinic, our whitening service is gentle, effective, and non-invasive—helping you regain a radiant, white, confident smile.
Brighten your smile by multiple shades for an instant confidence boost. Targets stains from coffee, tea, soda, red wine, and smoking.
Professional in-office whitening performed with careful technique. No drilling—preserves your natural tooth structure.
Sensitivity control during treatment + clear aftercare guidance. Advice on foods/drinks to avoid to help maintain results.
Teeth that have darkened over time due to aging or daily habits.
Discoloration from pigmented beverages.
You want a brighter smile for photos, weddings, or work.
Common stains caused by frequent consumption.
Dark stains that may remain even after quitting.
You want your smile to look fresher and more radiant.
We examine your teeth and perform a professional cleaning to ensure the best whitening outcome.
You’ll use a recommended toothpaste for one week before whitening to help reduce sensitivity.
Hydrogen peroxide whitening gel is applied carefully and evenly, avoiding the gum area. The gel remains for ~15 minutes, then is rinsed off.
Typically performed in three cycles, often improving 3–4 shades on the tooth shade chart. A fourth cycle may be done if needed.
Desensitizing gel may be used during treatment, and you’ll receive guidance on what to avoid over the next few days.
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Many patients see an improvement of around 3–4 shades, depending on stain type and tooth condition.
Whitening is done in 15-minute cycles, typically repeated three times in one session.
Whitening is generally comfortable, but temporary sensitivity can happen and is normal.
Your dentist will advise which foods and drinks to avoid for the next few days—especially strongly pigmented items.
Sensitivity usually fades quickly. Use a sensitivity toothpaste (e.g., Sensodyne) and avoid very hot foods/drinks for 1–2 days.
Yes—whitening is a non-invasive cosmetic treatment that doesn’t change tooth structure.