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Bleaching

An An in office bleaching treatment at Natürlichweiss in Baar Zug can be booked onlineif your last dental hygiene appointment was less than 3 months ago, as a professional cleaning is required before every bleaching treatment. Otherwise, please book a combined appointment or contact us for clarification.

Important!
Bleaching is not performed in cases of enamel defects, caries, hydrogen peroxide allergy, during orthodontic treatment or pregnancy. Existing fillings and crowns cannot be whitened, which may lead to visible colour differences, especially in the front teeth.

For advice or any questions about bleaching at Natürlichweiss in Baar Zug, please contact us by phone.

In Office Power Bleaching

In office power bleaching is an effective method for professional teeth whitening performed in the dental practice. A highly concentrated bleaching gel is applied to the teeth, while the gums and sensitive areas are protected. A special light source accelerates the whitening process, resulting in a visible and even outcome.
The effect lasts about 2–6 years, depending on lifestyle habits. In-office power bleaching is a quick method to achieve a brighter smile.

Treatment duration: approx. 120 minutes excl. dental hygiene
Price: CHF 451.45 excl. dental hygiene

In Office Quick Bleaching

Quick bleaching is usually performed after dental hygiene, takes only 15 minutes, and provides a natural, gentle result. The effect lasts about 3 months and offers a cost-effective alternative to power bleaching.

Treatment duration: approx. 15 minutes excl. dental hygiene
Price: CHF 69 excl. dental hygiene

Home Bleaching

Home bleaching allows convenient teeth whitening at home using a custom-made tray and bleaching gel. Two appointments are required for the tray fabrication. The bleaching gel (Opalescence 16% Melon, 2 syringes at 24.00 CHF each) is available from us. If you are interested, please contact us by phone.

Treatment duration: apporx. 30 minutes
Price: approx. CHF 450

What is the difference between in office bleaching and home bleaching?

In office bleaching is performed in the practice, while home bleaching uses custom-made trays that patients wear at home with a bleaching gel.

Which method works faster?

In office bleaching works faster and is usually completed in one or a few appointments. Home bleaching typically takes several days up to two or three weeks.

Which method is gentler?

Home bleaching is often considered gentler because it uses lower concentrations. In office bleaching may cause more temporary sensitivity due to the stronger gel.

 How long do the results last?

Results vary depending on diet, drinking habits, smoking, and oral hygiene. Touch-up treatments are possible with both methods.

Is bleaching suitable for everyone?

No. Before bleaching, the dentist should check for cavities, leaking fillings, gum inflammation, or exposed tooth roots.

Does bleaching hurt?

Bleaching is not usually painful, but it can cause temporary tooth sensitivity or gum irritation. Proper gum protection helps reduce the risk.

What side effects can happen?

The most common side effects are temporary tooth sensitivity and mild gum irritation. These symptoms usually go away after a short time.

Is bleaching covered by insurance?

 Because it is usually considered a cosmetic treatment, patients normally pay for it themselves. Some supplementary insurance plans may contribute, depending on the policy.

Can I drink coffee, tea, or red wine after bleaching?

It is best to avoid strongly colored foods and drinks immediately after treatment, because teeth may be more prone to staining for a short time.

Why is professional advice important?

Because the right method, treatment time, and expected shade change vary from person to person. A dentist-supervised approach helps reduce risks and makes results more predictable.

Is bleaching harmful?

When performed professionally, bleaching is usually not harmful in the long term. Possible side effects include temporary tooth sensitivity and gum irritation; improper use can cause more serious damage.