Tooth whitening with splints in Mallorca
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What is tooth whitening?
How is splint whitening done?
Splint whitening involves the use of custom-made dental moulds (splints) into which a specialised whitening gel is placed. This gel contains hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide, which acts on the tooth enamel to gradually break down stains and lighten the shade of the teeth.
Treatment Steps:
First Consultation and Evaluation: At the first visit, we assess the health of your teeth and gums to make sure the treatment is right for you.
Frequently asked questions about whitening with splints
The length of time you should wear the splints with the whitening gel varies depending on the level of discolouration of your teeth and the concentration of the gel. Generally, we recommend wearing the trays for 2-4 hours a day or overnight for a period of 1 to 2 weeks, depending on the results you want to achieve. During follow-up visits, we will assess progress and adjust treatment time as needed.
Splint whitening is highly effective, as the prolonged and controlled use of the gel allows tooth stains to be gradually and evenly removed. The treatment can lighten teeth by several shades, and results are usually visible after the first few applications. Furthermore, being a treatment performed under the supervision of a dentist ensures that safe and effective products are used.
Combination teeth whitening consists of using a technique that integrates two types of treatments: in the clinic, laser or LED light whitening and at-home whitening with splints. This method maximises the results, as you get an immediate initial whitening in the clinic, followed by a maintenance phase at home with splints. The result is a whiter smile in less time, with greater durability.
When it comes to choosing between splinted and laser teeth whitening, both treatments have advantages and disadvantages. Teeth whitening with splints offers the convenience of being able to carry out the treatment at home, at the times preferred by the patient. It also allows progressive control, as it is a gradual treatment that adjusts the level of whitening over time. It is also a more economical option compared to laser whitening. However, it may require more time to achieve the desired results and depends on the patient following the dentist’s instructions correctly, using the splints for the recommended time.
Laser whitening, on the other hand, provides much faster results, as teeth can be lightened several shades in a single in-clinic session. This makes it an ideal option for those seeking speed and convenience without having to undergo treatment at home. However, laser whitening is usually more expensive than splints and some patients may experience temporary tooth sensitivity after treatment.
Specialists in Aesthetic Dentistry in Palma
Dra. Patricia Jorro
Specialist in Cosmetic Dentistry and Teeth Whitening.
Bachelor's degree in Dentistry. Specialist in Cosmetic Dentistry and Teeth Whitening. Member of the American Dental Association with extensive experience.