Light Teeth Brightening Geneva Lausanne

Teeth Brightening Geneva Lausanne: SNAP

Teeth brightening in Geneva and Lausanne: a popular cosmetic procedure to lighten the shade of teeth and improve their aesthetic appearance. Light tooth lightening is a gentle variant of this procedure, aimed at achieving subtle, natural results.

In this approach, mild whitening agents are used to eliminate light discoloration, often caused by eating habits, smoking, aging or genetic factors.

Teeth Brightening Geneva and Lausanne : how does it work?

Snap light whitening is performed using a whitening gel applied to the teeth and a special LED lamp.

It is essential that this procedure be carried out under the supervision of a dental hygienist or dentist to guarantee its effectiveness and safety.

The aim of light teeth whitening is to give teeth a brighter, more attractive appearance, while preserving their structural integrity.

It can help restore people’s confidence by improving the harmony of their smile and creating an impression of youth and vitality.

Snap is a quick, painless whitening procedure, particularly recommended after scaling and as a maintenance treatment for tooth whitening.

Teeth Brightening Geneva and Lausanne: the SNAP procedure

The steps

1 - Dental Retractor

We first use a retractor to protect your lips and mouth.

2 - Application of whitening product

We then apply the gel evenly to the tooth surface, and provide you with protective eyewear.

3 - Teeth brightening with LED lamp

We use an LED lamp for whitening for 15 minutes.

4 - Rinsing and final control

We rinse the gel and check the final result.

Scaling before teeth brightening: is it mandatory?

Yes, scaling is strongly recommended before teeth whitening. Scaling is an essential step in preparing your teeth for the whitening process.

Scaling, also known as professional dental cleaning, involves removing plaque and tartar build-up from your teeth.

These deposits can alter the whitening result by interfering with the penetration of the whitening agents.