In-Office Teeth Whitening (Brighten Your Smile In Just One Visit)

· Those in Bangkok looking to get instant whitening results.
· Those who want to whiten teeth safely in-office.
· Those who want to try LED-accelerated whitening.
· Those who wish to remove stains or yellowing.
· Those who wish to get dentist-approved whitening treatment.

In-Office Teeth Whitening with Philips Zoom is a professional, dentist-performed treatment that uses a light-activated whitening gel combined with advanced blue LED light technology to whiten teeth safely and effectively. The procedure takes about 45 minutes and can brighten teeth by up to 8 shades in a single visit.

Clinically proven and widely trusted in both the USA and Thailand, Zoom Whitening offers faster and more noticeable results compared to many over-the-counter options. As a non-invasive treatment done under professional supervision, it ensures both safety and effectiveness, making it a popular choice for those seeking a brighter, whiter smile.

In-Office Teeth Whitening uses a powerful yet safe hydrogen peroxide-based gel, which is applied to the surface of the teeth. The gel is then activated using an advanced blue LED light, known as the WhiteSpeed lamp, which accelerates the whitening process. Before treatment begins, the dentist isolates the gums to protect soft tissues, then compares the initial tooth shade.

The LED light and gel work together to break down stains and discoloration on the enamel. The process is typically repeated in 15-minute cycles over a total of 45 minutes. After the whitening is complete, the gel is removed, and the teeth are cleaned. A final shade comparison is done to measure results, followed by post-care instructions to maintain the whitened effect.

1. Consultation and oral examination will be conducted.
2. Gum protection will be applied.
3. Whitening gel will be applied.
4. Blue light LED will be activated and repeated in 15-minute cycles.
5. Gel will be removed and teeth will be rinsed.
6. Post-care instructions will be provided.

<Advantages>
· Provides stronger bleaching agents
· Reduces sensitivity
· Allows faster results
· Long-lasting results
· Assesses overall dental health
· Enhances smile

<Limitations>
· Not suitable for all types of discolouration
· Does not whiten restorations

Q1: How painful is In-Office Teeth Whitening?
A1: In-Office Teeth Whitening is generally not painful, but some people may experience mild to moderate tooth sensitivity during or after the treatment. This usually fades within a few hours to a couple of days.

Q2: How long after In-Office Teeth Whitening can I eat?
A2: Eating is usually safe 30 to 60 minutes after In-Office Teeth Whitening, but it is best to avoid coloured or acidic foods and drinks for at least 24 to 48 hours to maintain results.

Q3: Does In-Office Teeth Whitening last?
A3: Yes, results can last from 6 months to 2 years, depending on diet, oral hygiene, and lifestyle habits. Touch-up treatments and good care can extend the results.

Q4: How long are teeth sensitive after In-Office Teeth Whitening?
A4: Sensitivity, if it occurs, typically lasts from a few hours up to 48 hours and is usually mild. Dentist at our affiliated clinic may provide desensitizing gel or toothpaste to ease discomfort.

Q5: Can I drink coffee after In-Office Teeth Whitening?
A5: It is best to avoid coffee and other staining beverages for at least 24 to 48 hours after whitening, as teeth are more porous and prone to staining immediately after treatment.

[Clinic Name] Bangkok International Dental Hospital
[Location] Bangkok, Thailand
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] Approximately 5 to 10 minutes walking distance from Ploenchit Station (BTS Exit 4) and from Nana Station (BTS Exit 2)
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday to Saturday (9:00AM - 8:00PM); Sunday (9:00AM - 6:00PM)

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