Medical Whitening
Medical Whitening

Professional whitening refers to treatments performed at a dental clinic, including office whitening conducted in the clinic and home whitening carried out at home under the guidance of a dentist or dental hygienist.

While the materials used may differ, all procedures are performed under the supervision of a dental professional, prioritizing safety.

Office Whitening
For those seeking immediate results
Achieve the ideal level of whiteness
Home Whitening
For those who want to whiten at their own pace
Easier to maintain whiteness with continued use

What is Office Whitening?

Office Whitening

Office whitening is a whitening treatment performed at a dental clinic by a dentist or dental hygienist using specialized equipment.

Unlike whitening toothpastes used at home, which only whiten the surface of the teeth, office whitening breaks down deeply embedded pigments, whitening your teeth from the inside out.

Low-Irritation, Safe, and Highly Effective Whitening Agent

At our clinic, we use Thion, a whitening agent that is low-irritation, safe, and highly effective.

When the gel is applied and exposed to light, electrons are released from V-CAT in the reactor, which then react with the hydrogen peroxide in the gel.
This generates a large number of hydroxyl radicals, efficiently breaking down stains on the teeth.

Low-Irritation, Safe, and Highly Effective Whitening Agent

Office Whitening Procedure

①Examination and Diagnosis

By using a dental microscope, it is possible to observe fine lesions and structures that are difficult to see with the naked eye.
This allows for a more accurate examination, diagnosis, and treatment.
②Oral Examination
- Check the condition of the teeth
- Examine the gums (periodontal tissues)
- Check the bite (occlusion)
- Observe the oral mucosa, tongue, and overall oral cavity
- Assess oral hygiene
③Cleaning of the Whitening Area

Before applying the whitening agent, plaque and tartar on the tooth surface are removed to ensure that the whitening ingredients can work effectively on the teeth.
④Gum Protection

Apply a protective resin to the gums
Ensure the whitening agent does not come into contact with the gums for a safe procedure
⑤Whitening Procedure

Apply a whitening gel of the appropriate concentration to the tooth surface
In office whitening, the gel is activated by light
Light exposure time: 10 minutes × 3 sessions
⑥Finishing and Application of Mineral Paste

Remove the whitening gel and clean the tooth surface
Apply mineral-reinforcing paste as needed to prevent tooth sensitivity
⑦Aftercare Instructions

For 24 hours after treatment, avoid foods and drinks that easily cause staining
Receive guidance on home care to maintain results

《Treatment Time》
First session: 2 hours ／ Subsequent sessions: 1.5 hours

Office Whitening Case Example

: Before Office Whitening

: After 2 Sessions of Office Whitening

Office Whitening Fees

Office Whitening (Upper & Lower Teeth)	¥29,800 (tax included)

What is Home Whitening?

Home Whitening

Home whitening is a teeth whitening treatment that patients perform at home.
Using a custom-made mouth tray and whitening gel provided by the dental clinic, this aesthetic treatment gradually achieves a natural, bright smile.

Home Whitening Procedure

①Examination and Diagnosis

By using a dental microscope, fine lesions and structures that are difficult to see with the naked eye can be observed in detail, allowing for a more accurate examination, diagnosis, and treatment.
②Oral Examination
- Check the condition of the teeth
- Examine the gums (periodontal tissues)
- Check the bite (occlusion)
- Observe the oral mucosa, tongue, and entire oral cavity
- Assess oral hygiene
③Taking Impressions & Custom Tray Fabrication

Impressions of the upper and lower teeth are taken to create a custom tray
The tray can sometimes be provided on the same day (additional fee may apply depending on appointment availability)
Usually, the tray is ready within about one week
④Instructions for Use

Provide the custom tray and whitening gel
Explain in detail the amount of gel to use, application time, and storage instructions
⑤Purchase of Additional Gel

Additional gel can be purchased at the reception, or by patients who already have a custom tray
Gel (1 tube, approximately 5 days’ supply): ¥2,400 (tax included)