Teeth Whitening Clinic
At the Ceramic Teeth Whitening Clinic, we help you regain bright, clean teeth and a radiant smile.
What Is Teeth Whitening?
Teeth whitening is a treatment that restores discolored tooth surfaces to their original color or makes them whiter and cleaner.
We choose the desired shade after considering each person's tooth condition, degree of discoloration, and lip and skin tone. There are three methods: In-Office Whitening, At-Home Whitening, and Combination Whitening.
Causes of Tooth Discoloration
Congenital factors
Genetics, antibiotics taken during pregnancy/breastfeeding
Acquired factors
- Staining from foods and drinks such as coffee and wine
- Nicotine stains from smoking
- Long-term use of medication
- Poor oral care
- Aging
- A tooth nerve that has died from an external impact
ZOOM2 Teeth Whitening at Ceramic Dental Clinic
ZOOM2 whitening is a teeth whitening system that uses the latest whitening equipment from Discus Dental (USA) and is widely used around the world. A special light activates the whitening gel to break down stains and whiten the teeth. By adjusting the concentration of the special gel, the shade can be adjusted for each person and sensitivity is easier to control. Compared with conventional whitening, it causes less pain and requires fewer visits, so treatment can be completed quickly, and the whitening effect lasts a long time.
Whitening chosen by more than 1.5 million people, with proven results
Safe product officially approved by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety
Scientific and safe whitening system
Minimal pain and minimal irritation of the tooth nerve
Long-lasting results
In-Office Whitening
This whitening method is performed at the clinic. A dental professional adjusts the concentration and application time of the whitening agent, then activates it with a special light to brighten the teeth.
It is quick and safe, taking about 20-30 minutes, and about 1-3 sessions are needed depending on the degree of discoloration.
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Exam and scaling
We check your oral condition and clean the tooth surfaces with scaling or other care.
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Gum protector applied
A gum protector is applied so the whitening agent does not touch the gums.
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Whitening agent applied
The whitening agent is carefully applied to the teeth.
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Light activation
A whitening light activates the whitening agent.
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Treatment complete
Dark, discolored teeth become brighter and cleaner.
At-Home Whitening
Based on a model made from an impression of your teeth, the clinic makes a removable tray like a mouthpiece, and you apply the whitening agent to the tray yourself and wear it.
Exam and scaling
We check your oral condition and clean the tooth surfaces with scaling or other care.
Custom tray made
We take impressions of your teeth and make custom trays that fit you.
Clean teeth, then wear tray
After cleaning your teeth with brushing and flossing, put the whitening agent into the trays and wear them.
Brush or rinse
After wearing them for the set amount of time, brush lightly or rinse.
Treatment complete
Dark, discolored teeth become brighter and cleaner.
Combination Whitening
A combination of In-Office and At-Home Whitening for a stronger whitening effect!
In-office or at-home whitening alone can whiten your teeth, but if you want more definite results that last longer, you can experience excellent results with combination whitening, which uses both methods together.
Precautions After Teeth Whitening
Your teeth are sensitive right after whitening, so it is best to wait 1 hour before eating.
※ Even after 1 hour, it is best to avoid very hot or very cold foods that may irritate your teeth.
For 24-48 hours after whitening, active ingredients remain on the teeth and the teeth can easily pick up stains, so please avoid smoking and pigmented foods such as those below.
Coffee, green tea, red wine, curry, soy sauce, kimchi · Pigmented fruits such as grapes and tomatoes, and fruit sauces · Cola and colored carbonated drinks
You may feel slight sensitivity for 1 to 3 days after whitening; this is normal and mostly disappears after about 3 days.
Your gums may look white after whitening, but this is a trace of the gum protector and disappears within 12 hours.
When brushing after whitening, it is best to avoid toothpaste with high fluoride content.
To keep your teeth white longer, it is best to have teeth whitening regularly at intervals of about 6 months.