Teeth Whitening in Korea

Embark on the journey to a luminous smile with our advanced teeth whitening treatments in Korea. Let us help your beautiful smile shine brightly and blossom with confidence.

What Is Teeth Whitening?

Teeth whitening is a cosmetic dental procedure that aims to lighten your teeth and bring out a brighter smile. The color of your teeth can be influenced by various factors, which are generally divided by external and internal factors..

External factors

food

Pigmentation from certain foods can stain the tooth surface over time.

smoking

The accumulation of nicotine and tar leads to discoloration of the teeth

Internal factors

aging

As teeth wear with age, the inner layers are exposed, leading to a darker appearance

trauma

Strong external impacts can damage teeth, causing discoloration in the affected areas

Neurotherapy

Discoloration can occur due to necrotic tissue or bacterial infections

Drugs

Incorrect intake or prolonged use of certain medications can lead to tooth discoloration

Types of Teeth Whitening

Professional Teeth Whitening

Professional teeth whitening is a cosmetic dental procedure designed to restore or enhance the color of discolored or yellowed teeth. This process utilizes specialized chemicals to effectively lighten the teeth, resulting in a noticeably brighter and more radiant smile.

When Professional Teeth Whitening Is Needed

Yellow Teeth Due to Discoloration

Desire for a Bright Image

Tooth Color Complex

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How Does Teeth Whitening Work?

The whitening effect in professional teeth whitening is achieved through the use of a whitening agent, typically hydrogen peroxide. This agent works by breaking down the staining compounds present on the outer surface, or enamel, of the teeth. As the hydrogen peroxide breaks these stains apart, it effectively lightens the color of the teeth, resulting in a brighter and whiter smile.

Teeth Whitening Before/After

Whitening of Vital Teeth

This procedure focuses on restoring teeth that have become gray or dark brown due to nerve (pulp) necrosis caused by external stimuli. The goal is to brighten these teeth back to their original color, revitalizing your smile with a more natural and healthy appearance.

Teeth Whitening

[In this case, tooth whitening is necessary]

If the color changes after nerve treatment

If it appears gray or dark brown

If you need to change the color of your inner teeth

If some teeth have changed color due to trauma

If the color of a specific tooth has darkened

how?

What is the principle of tooth whitening?

The teeth are whitened by removing the nerve (pulp) that is the cause of discoloration and adding a tooth whitening agent (sodium perborate) to the removed area.

  •  In some cases, if the treatment period is missed and the nerve (pulp) dries out, tooth whitening cannot be attempted.

Step 1

Discolored teeth

Step 2

Nerve treatment completed

Step 3

Applying whitening agent

Step 4

Completed whitening of teeth

Teeth Whitening Case

Changes before and after teeth whitening

Gum Whitening

Gum whitening is a cosmetic procedure that targets the removal of melanin pigment deposits in the gums. This treatment effectively transforms blackened gums, restoring them to a healthy and vibrant red color, enhancing the overall aesthetic of your smile.

Teeth Whitening

[In this case, gum whitening is necessary]

If your gums are blackened

When tar and nicotine from smoking are deposited on the gums

In case of black discoloration due to metal prosthesis, etc.

If it has turned black due to overexposure to sunlight

how?

What is the Principle of Gum Whitening?

Gum Whitening removes the melanin pigment in the black gum area where melanin has accumulated and exposes the healthy gums under the epithelial layer to restore the gum color.

  • 1. Discolored gums
  • 2. Melanin pigment removal
  • 3. Uniform exposure of gingival connective tissue
  • 4. Recovery with pink gums after 1-2 weeks

Teeth Whitening Case

Changes Before and After Gum Whitening

Aesthetic Issues Beyond Teeth Whitening

While teeth whitening is effective for many discoloration issues, certain aesthetic problems cannot be resolved with whitening alone. These include:

Intrinsic Stains: Deep stains caused by medications, trauma, or aging that can’t be effectively lightened by surface whitening.
Tooth Texture and Translucency Issues: Whitening does not address irregularities in texture or translucency that may affect the appearance of your smile.

For such cases, we recommend MINISH Veneers, a tooth restoration solution that offers a permanent whitening effect without causing tooth damage. MINISH Veneers not only improves the color but also enhances the texture and transparency of teeth. It’s important to accurately diagnose your tooth condition to select the most appropriate treatment method that aligns with your aesthetic goals.

Location

2nd floor, Samheung Building, 373 Sapyeong-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul

MINISH Dental Clinic is located at Exit 1 of Sinnonhyeon Station.

1661-2854

To ensure a smooth consultation, please make an appointment before your visit.

Time

Mon-Fri

 9:00 – 20:00

Sat-Sun

 9:00 – 18:00

Parking

Free parking available in the building’s underground parking lot

Parking space on site is limited, so please use public transportation whenever possible.