Key planning information for this type of tooth bleaching in Switzerland.
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1 hospitalLists Tooth Bleaching
2 typesOf tooth bleaching
Home Bleaching Set in Switzerland is priced per case; 1 hospital in Switzerland lists Tooth Bleaching. Each hospital quotes its own price for your case.
Key facts to plan your treatment: how long it takes, your hospital stay, anaesthesia, risks and recovery.
Recovery
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Risks
Whitening is not likely to result in severe side effects, though some people's teeth might become more sensitive for a moment. You might get mild gum irritation also. Women must not have their teeth whitened while pregnant. The effect of the whitening materials on the growth of the fetus isn't known. Given that the procedure is cosmetic, it must be put off until after delivery.
For tooth bleaching in general
After care
If you consume lots of staining drinks or foods or smoke, you might see the whiteness begin to fade within a month. If you stay away from these sources of staining, you might not require another whitening treatment for six to twelve months. Re-whitening may be done at home or in the dentist's office.
For tooth bleaching in general
Hospitals in Switzerland offering Tooth Bleaching
This hospital lists Tooth Bleaching in Switzerland; ask it to quote Home Bleaching Set for your case.
Because of it's central location near the main railway station in St. Gallen the clinic is easily accessible with plenty of parking nearby. Easy-jet flies regularly to Switzerland and St. Gallen is just 40 minutes by train from Zürich airport.