Medical bleaching under professional supervision protects your enamel and gums. At our dental practice in Kesselsdorf, we use highly concentrated, certified gels from renowned manufacturers that may only be used by our experts. We carry out caries diagnostics in advance to ensure that your teeth are healthy. In contrast to over-the-counter products, we achieve a significantly brighter, more even and tooth-friendly result.

The process begins with an assessment by one of our 13 dentists. Before the actual bleaching, our prophylaxis specialists carry out a professional tooth cleaning to remove superficial plaque. The gums are then protected and the bleaching gel is applied, which is often activated by special light. Thanks to our 12 treatment chairs, we can flexibly integrate this aesthetic treatment into your schedule in the Dresden area.

In our practice in the Dresden area, the PZR is the basic prerequisite for a perfect result. The bleaching agent can only work evenly on clean tooth surfaces without plaque or tartar. Our approximately 60 employees are trained to optimally prepare your teeth so that no stains occur and the result corresponds exactly to your expectations of a radiant smile.

It is important to know in modern dentistry: Artificial materials such as ceramic or composite cannot be bleached. If you wear dentures from our own dental laboratory in the visible area, they will retain their color. In our consultation, we therefore discuss in advance whether old fillings or crowns should be color-matched by our five dental technicians after bleaching to ensure a harmonious overall appearance.

We attach great importance to low-pain treatment. During bleaching, sensitive tooth necks may experience brief flashes (sensitivity). We minimize this risk through precise application and high-quality desensitizing agents. As we also treat many anxious patients, we make the atmosphere in our practice in Kesselsdorf as relaxed as possible so that you can start the journey to your whiter teeth with peace of mind.

As a rule, the effect remains visible for one to three years with good care. The durability depends heavily on your consumption habits (e.g. coffee, tea, tobacco). We support the maintenance of your new whites with our specialized prophylaxis program. Regular professional cleanings in our practice ensure that new discolorations are removed at an early stage and that your smile in Dresden and the surrounding area will shine for a long time.

If whitening is carried out according to the current state of dentistry and under professional supervision, it is safe for the periodontium. We check the condition of your gums in advance and treat any existing inflammation (periodontitis) before we start the whitening process. Our fully digital documentation helps us to keep an eye on your dental health in the long term and avoid over-treatment.

Yes, especially after root canal treatment, teeth sometimes darken from the inside out. This is where we use "internal bleaching", in which the whitening agent is applied directly to the tooth. This specialized method of tooth preservation allows us to match the colour of the tooth to the neighbouring teeth without having to crown it directly - a highly effective solution for our patients from Dresden.

The costs depend on the desired degree of whitening and the method. As we organize all steps - from the preliminary examination to aftercare - centrally at our large ZMVZ in Kesselsdorf, we offer you transparent pricing. During your consultation, you will receive a clear cost plan for your individual bleaching so that you know exactly what investment is necessary for your most beautiful smile in the Dresden area.

We combine the medical expertise of 13 dentists with state-of-the-art technical equipment. With us, you don't get standard bleaching, but an aesthetic treatment tailored to your dental health. The security of a large practice, the expertise of our own laboratory for any color adjustments and the personal care of 60 team members make us your reliable partner for aesthetic dentistry in the Dresden area.