Teeth Whitening
The Architecture of Whitening Clinical Whitening Protocol
Whitening is approached as a controlled aesthetic procedure founded on planning, precision and individual assessment.
At OI DENTAL CLINIC, whitening treatment is not limited to the simple application of a material; it is organised as a complete protocol that delivers a predictable, even and natural result.
Whitening Protocol Structure
1. Surface Preparation Technology (AirFlow)
Treatment begins with the removal of biofilm and surface stains using AirFlow technology, without mechanical stress on the enamel. This cleans the surface of the teeth effectively and establishes the correct basis for whitening.
2. In-Office Whitening Technology
A professional in-office whitening system is then applied, using a controlled protocol and a dedicated light, so that an immediate improvement in colour is achieved in a single session.
3. Optional Home Continuation
In certain cases, continuation at home with individual instructions is also recommended, in order to stabilise the result and enhance the brightness further.
4. Clinical Control Follow-Up
The protocol is completed with a clinical review, an assessment of the result and tailored maintenance instructions, so that the new colour is preserved for as long as possible.
What Makes This Approach Different
Treatment is organised with an emphasis on precision, on minimising stress to the teeth and on creating a result that is in harmony with the natural characteristics of the smile. Whitening is not treated as an excess, but as a controlled aesthetic improvement.
Treatment Outcome
The expected result is a visible, even and natural improvement in the colour of the teeth, with the intensity adjustable according to the needs and wishes of each patient.
Clinical Considerations
Mild and temporary sensitivity may occur after treatment. For the first 48–72 hours, coffee, red wine, tea and smoking should be avoided in order to protect the result.
Frequently Asked Questions
What result should I expect?
A visible, even improvement in colour, with the intensity adjustable according to your needs.
Is there any sensitivity?
Mild and temporary sensitivity may occur, and it usually subsides quickly.
What should I avoid afterwards?
For 48–72 hours it is advisable to avoid coffee, red wine, tea and smoking.
How many sessions does it take?
In most cases the main in-office whitening is completed in a single session, and a supplementary course at home may also be recommended.
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