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The price of White spot treatment is €399 (1–4 teeth) or €599 (more than 4 teeth). The price includes service and basic fees. Whitening cannot be paid for with Edenred, Smartum or Epass.
The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist.
Dental hygienist
Provides individual advice for tending to your oral health.
Home Teeth Whitening
Whiter teeth easily and safely at home.
Light Teeth Whitening
Fast and gentle whitening for sensitive teeth.
Intensive teeth whitening
Deeper and more lasting whitening results for strong discolorations.
Teeth whitening
The safest and best teeth whitening is performed by a dental hygienist or dentist.
Whitening consultation (free)
The purpose of the consultation is to identify a possible need for treatment.
White spot treatment is a three-stage procedure performed by a dental hygienist that corrects superficial discolorations on teeth. The treatment is specifically designed to fade mottling, streaks, and white or brown spots that do not respond to traditional whitening methods.
The treatment is painless, and its goal is to restore an even and natural shade to the teeth. The treatment can be performed on one or more teeth at a time.
White spot treatment is suitable for individuals who have individual superficial discolorations or light spots on their teeth. These can be caused by, for example:
The treatment is particularly suitable when the goal is a more even-toned and aesthetic smile without restorative treatment.
White spot treatment is not effective on crowns, filling materials, bridges, or prostheses. The treatment is also not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. A dental hygienist can assess the suitability of the treatment in a free consultation before starting the procedure.
Before White spot treatment, teeth whitening is recommended, as whitening improves the outcome of the treatment. The best result is achieved by combining intensive whitening and White spot treatment. Any oral health problems, such as gingivitis or cavities, should also be treated before starting whitening. If necessary, the dental hygienist will refer you for a dental check-up or tartar removal before whitening.
White spot treatment is a three-stage process performed at the dental hygienist's practice. The treatment is painless and typically performed during a single appointment.
The target tooth is first treated with hydrochloric acid, after which the tooth is dried with ethanol. Finally, a special treatment agent is applied to the tooth surface, which fades the spots and evens out the tooth shade. The treatment is usually repeated three times during the same appointment to achieve the best possible result.
Most often, white or brown spots fade significantly or disappear almost completely. White spot treatment yields the best results in white, porous enamel lesions. For brown spots, the treatment can work in superficial cases, but in deeper changes, the result is often limited.
The final result depends on the depth of the discolorations and the initial condition of the teeth. Although deeply extending changes cannot always be completely removed, the tooth shade usually appears significantly more even after treatment.
After the treatment, the tooth surface may feel slightly rough for a moment, but the feeling usually disappears quickly. The teeth are polished at the end of the treatment. After the treatment, eating and drinking should be avoided for about an hour. In addition, strongly staining foods and drinks should be avoided for a few days.
Temporary shade differences or light areas may be visible on the teeth, which usually even out within about two weeks of treatment. The result of White spot treatment is usually long-lasting and does not require actual maintenance. If necessary, the treatment can be repeated if the result is not sufficient.
The treatment is usually painless. The treatment agents may cause mild sensation. The gums are carefully protected before starting the treatment.
No, the results of White spot treatment are usually long-lasting and do not require continuous maintenance. If necessary, the treatment can be repeated if the result is not sufficient or new spots appear on the teeth.
Whitening is not mandatory, but it is recommended before White spot treatment, as it improves the outcome. The best result is achieved by combining intensive whitening and White spot treatment.
Staining drinks, such as coffee and red wine, should be avoided for a few days. After the treatment, you should avoid eating and drinking for about an hour.
White spots can be caused by, for example, enamel damage, fluorosis, or changes on the tooth surface after orthodontic treatment. Ordinary whitening usually does not remove these changes.
White spot treatment is not an actual whitening treatment, but an aesthetic procedure to fade superficial discolorations. If necessary, the treatment can be combined with teeth whitening to achieve a more even result.
Soda cleaning removes superficial stains from teeth, but it is usually not effective on White spot lesions or enamel damage. These changes require a separate aesthetic treatment.
