Home Teeth Whitening 99 €*

A professionally brightened smile is now possible at home – easily, safely, and when it suits you. With Hammas Mehiläinen's advice, you can achieve clean and whiter teeth. Start by booking a free consultation with a dental hygienist.

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The price of the home whitening package is 99 €, and it includes Opalescence GO whitening products and personalized instructions for safe home whitening. The price includes service and Kanta fees. Whitening cannot be paid with Edenred, Smartum, or Epassi.

The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist.

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Minna Mykkänen

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Revised 6/8/2026

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A whiter smile easily at home – visible results in just 5–10 days under the guidance of a Hammas Mehiläinen professional.
Opalescence GO home whitening is an easy-to-use solution for stains on teeth caused by lifestyle, smoking, and age.
Before starting home whitening, it is important to have a free consultation with a dental hygienist, where the suitability of whitening is assessed and personal instructions for use are given.

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How home teeth whitening works

Home teeth whitening is a modern and flexible way to achieve a whiter smile. At Hammas Mehiläinen, we use the Opalescence GO home whitening product, which is known for its effectiveness and ease of use. Ready-to-use, moldable whitening trays make use effortless. No separate individual molds are needed.

The effectiveness of whitening is based on the oxygen molecules in the whitening agent, which penetrate through the surface layer of the tooth and break down accumulated stains on the teeth. The result is a naturally bright, fresh, and lighter smile.

Who is home teeth whitening suitable for?

Home whitening is suitable for most adults who want to brighten the shade of their teeth at home. It is a good option when teeth are healthy but have accumulated stains due to lifestyle.

Home whitening is especially suitable for:

stains caused by coffee, tea, or red wine
teeth darkened by smoking or snus
general brightening of the smile
maintenance treatment for in-office whitening

Home whitening is not effective on dental prostheses, crowns, filling materials, or bridge structures. Whitening is also not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Whitening treatments are not performed on individuals under 18 years of age, as tooth development is still ongoing in young people.

Dental hygienist's tip for preparing for home whitening

Before whitening, tartar removal is recommended, as a clean tooth surface brightens more evenly and effectively. Any oral health problems, such as gingivitis or cavities, should also be treated before starting whitening. If necessary, the dental hygienist will refer you to a dentist for an examination before whitening.

Home teeth whitening step by step

Before starting whitening, you will meet with a dental hygienist for a free consultation. During the visit, the suitability of whitening and the need for any preliminary procedures, such as tartar removal, will be assessed.

Opalescence GO whitening trays are ready to use directly from the package. The trays are used once a day according to instructions.

The whitening trays are kept on the teeth for 15–60 minutes, depending on the product chosen.

The whitening course usually lasts about 5–10 days. Home whitening brightens teeth according to use. It is important to remember that the final result is always individual and depends on the initial condition of the teeth and their natural color.

What should be considered after home whitening?

Results are best maintained with careful oral hygiene and self-care of the mouth according to the dental hygienist's instructions. By avoiding the extensive use of staining products, the whitening result will remain bright longer. Whitening can be repeated as needed, and the dental hygienist will advise on the appropriate interval according to the individual situation.

During or after whitening, mild tooth sensitivity or tingling may occur. This is common and usually temporary. If the sensitivity is severe or prolonged, contact Hammas Mehiläinen.

Do you want a faster and more effective whitening result?

Home whitening is well suited for maintaining a light shade and correcting mild to moderate stains. If your teeth are heavily discolored or you want a visibly lighter final result quickly, in-office whitening may be a better option.

In in-office whitening, the dental hygienist performs the whitening at the clinic with professional tools and stronger whitening agents. The result is often noticeable after just one visit.

Comparison of teeth whitening methods

Different whitening methods are suitable for different needs depending on the initial condition of the teeth, the desired final result, and how quickly you want to see a change. A dental hygienist will help you choose the right whitening method for your teeth.

Home whitening

Result: Natural
Effect: 5–10 days
Duration: 6–24 months
Especially suitable for: Maintaining the results of in-office whitening and regularly brightening your smile.

Light whitening

Result: Brightening
Effect: Immediate
Duration: 6–24 months
Especially suitable for: Sensitive teeth and quick brightening before an important event.

Intensive whitening

Result: Significantly brighter
Effect: Immediate
Duration: 1–2 years
Especially suitable for: Severe and stubborn stains when a big change is desired.

Related symptoms

Tartar
Is a bacterial plaque hardened by salivary minerals.

Tooth enamel damage
Tooth enamel damage is caused by tooth wear or problems with biting.

Dental staining
Can be caused by a number of factors, such as cavities, enamel development disorders or foods.

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Frequently asked questions about home teeth whitening

Yes, home teeth whitening is safe when performed under the guidance of an oral health professional and its suitability has been assessed in advance. Opalescence GO is a product developed for dental use, whose safety has been clinically studied.

Many notice a clear change in tooth color within a few days of starting home whitening. The full result is usually visible within 5–10 days, depending on the progress of the whitening course.

The results of home teeth whitening typically last 6–24 months. The duration varies individually depending on lifestyle, oral hygiene, and the natural shade of the teeth. For those who consume a lot of coffee, tea, or red wine, or use tobacco or snus, the result may fade faster.

When used correctly, home teeth whitening does not damage teeth. The active ingredient in the product is carbamide peroxide, a whitening compound that has been used and proven effective in dentistry for a long time. However, too frequent or prolonged use can increase tooth sensitivity and translucency, which is why it is important to follow the instructions.

Home teeth whitening is best suited for stains caused by lifestyle, such as those from coffee or tobacco. It is not effective on dental prostheses, crowns, filling materials, or bridge structures. For some internal stains, such as those caused by tetracycline antibiotics, home whitening is less effective. In these cases, in-office whitening or other treatment may be a more suitable solution.

To ensure the best possible result, it is advisable to avoid all staining foods throughout the whitening process. During particularly sensitive times, cool, hot, and acidic drinks may feel uncomfortable.