Teeth Whitening in Torrevieja
Professional teeth whitening lightens the natural colour of the tooth using a specific gel applied in the clinic or with custom trays used at home under supervision.
What it is and who it's for
The treatment uses whitening agents that act on enamel and dentin to lighten the tooth's shade several grades from its original colour. There are two main formats: in-clinic, with a supervised session, or with custom trays applied at home over several days.
It suits anyone who wants to lighten the natural colour of their teeth, without resistant staining that would require veneers. It isn't suitable on crowns, veneers or visible fillings, which don't change colour with whitening: this is explained at the assessment to avoid an uneven result.
How we do it at this clinic
Before whitening, we check the state of the gums and for any untreated decay, because the gel shouldn't be applied over inflamed tissue or untreated cavities. Once the mouth is in good condition, the format is chosen: an in-clinic session or a take-home option with custom trays.
In the in-clinic format, the session is supervised from start to finish and aftercare guidance for the following hours is explained. In the take-home format, trays custom-fitted to the patient's mouth are provided along with clear instructions on application time and frequency, with a follow-up check a few days later.
Indicative price
The cost varies by format — in-clinic session or take-home trays — and whether it's combined with other treatments.
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Also available with financing when combined with a broader cosmetic plan.
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It depends on the patient's habits — coffee, wine, tobacco — and daily hygiene. With reasonable care, the effect usually lasts a good while, and a top-up session can be repeated when needed.
When performed professionally and under supervision, it shouldn't damage the enamel. That's why the mouth's condition is checked before starting and a controlled protocol is followed.
No. Visible crowns, veneers and fillings don't change shade with whitening, which can create a contrast with the newly whitened natural teeth. This is assessed before deciding on treatment.
No. Whitening lightens the natural colour of the tooth itself; veneers also change the shape and cover staining that whitening can't resolve.
A supervised in-clinic session is usually completed in a single visit; the take-home format with trays runs over several days with a follow-up check.
Temporary sensitivity is possible in the first few days, which is explained beforehand along with guidance to reduce it.
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Want to lighten your smile?
We'll assess your mouth and recommend the most suitable whitening format.
Results depend on each patient's individual assessment.