Dentistry

DIAN Dental Clinic 7-8F, BK Building, 106 Dosan-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06038, Republic of Korea Sinsa Station (Line 3 / Shinbundang Line), Exit 2 — 3 min walkDIAN Dental Clinic

Teeth Whitening

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$2070% ↓$207≈ ₩300,000

Overview

Treatment information

■ Procedure Overview Professional teeth whitening is a dental treatment in which a whitening agent is applied to the tooth surface to brighten stained or discolored teeth. Unlike veneers or crowns, the procedure does not require the teeth to be filed down. Each session consists of two 20-minute whitening cycles. Post-whitening enamel care using ApaPro, a nano-hydroxyapatite product, is included after every session. At DIAN, the goal is not simply to achieve the whitest possible shade. During your consultation, we consider your skin tone, lip color, and surrounding teeth to select a natural-looking level of brightness. The recommended number of sessions will depend on your current tooth shade and desired result. ■ Who May Be a Suitable Candidate - Patients with yellowing or surface stains caused by coffee, tea, wine, or smoking - Patients who want to brighten their smile without removing any tooth structure - Patients preparing for an important event, such as a photoshoot, wedding, or interview - Patients planning veneers or front-tooth restorations who need to determine the shade of the surrounding teeth first - International patients with a short stay in Korea who want a treatment that can be completed in one visit ■ When Another Approach May Be Recommended - Pregnancy or breastfeeding: Whitening should be postponed until after pregnancy and breastfeeding. - Tooth decay, gum inflammation, or cracked teeth: These conditions should be treated before whitening. - Existing composite resin, veneers, or crowns on the front teeth: Dental restorations do not change color through whitening, so a visible shade difference may develop. - Deep discoloration caused by medication or other internal factors: Whitening alone may have limited effectiveness, and veneers may also be considered. - Severe pre-existing tooth sensitivity: Sensitivity should be managed before whitening treatment. ■ Treatment Duration and Recommended Stay One whitening session takes approximately 1–1.5 hours, including consultation and preparation. You can return to your normal daily activities immediately afterward. Because the procedure can be completed in a single visit, it can be easily included in a short stay in Korea. Depending on your desired shade, 2–3 sessions may be recommended. When multiple sessions are required, they are generally scheduled several days apart. The degree of whitening and how long the results last vary depending on the condition of your teeth and your lifestyle habits. ■ Cost Information The listed price applies to one session consisting of two 20-minute whitening cycles and excludes VAT. Post-whitening enamel care with ApaPro is included after every session. Additional charges may apply if scaling or cavity treatment is required before whitening. ■ DIAN’s Approach to Care - Before treatment, the Chief Director examines your teeth and gums to determine whether whitening is suitable for you. - Your tooth shade is checked and compared before and after the procedure. - Treatment is provided comfortably in a private room. - Consultations are available in English, and DIAN is registered as a medical institution authorized to serve international patients.

Treatment composition

What's Included?

Treatment

Consultation

Detail Information

How It Works

1During a private consultation, the dentist discusses your desired level of brightness and schedule.

2An oral examination is performed to check for tooth decay, gum inflammation, cracks, and existing dental restorations.

3Your current tooth shade is recorded.

4Protective measures are applied to the gums and lips before the whitening agent is placed on the tooth surfaces.

5Whitening is performed in two 20-minute cycles.

6The whitening agent is removed, followed by enamel care using ApaPro.

7Your post-treatment tooth shade is reviewed with you, and aftercare instructions are provided.

Please Note

For 24–48 hours after treatment, avoid dark-colored foods and drinks such as coffee, tea, wine, curry, and soy sauce.

Avoid smoking during the same period.

Temporary tooth sensitivity may occur for one or two days and usually subsides naturally. Avoid extremely hot or cold foods during this time.

The gums may temporarily feel irritated or appear white. Contact the clinic if these symptoms continue.

To help maintain the brighter shade, rinse your mouth with water after consuming foods or drinks that may cause staining.

Whitening results and their duration vary between individuals. The teeth may gradually darken again over time.

Contact the clinic promptly if sensitivity or pain is severe or continues for an extended period.

Pre-Arrival Checklist

Inform the clinic in advance if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Let the clinic know if you have composite resin fillings, veneers, or crowns on your front teeth, as these restorations will not change color through whitening.

Mention any existing tooth sensitivity when booking.

If you have not had scaling recently, plaque and tartar removal may be required before whitening.

Because dark-colored foods should be avoided immediately after treatment, consider your meal schedule when choosing your appointment time.

Bring your passport, as it is required for registration and preparation of medical records.

Inform the clinic in advance of all medications you are taking, any medical conditions you have, and any medication or metal allergies.