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A white smile is no longer a luxury — it’s the standard.
With the professional White Smile Flӓsh system, you can get visibly whiter teeth after just a single session, fast, safe and comfortable.
White Smile Flӓsh is a professional in-office teeth whitening technology that combines a next-generation hydrogen peroxide-based gel with activation by a high-performance cold LED light lamp. The light emitted by the lamp accelerates the whitening process, allowing the active substance to penetrate the enamel and dentin, where it breaks down the pigments responsible for tooth discoloration. The result is a natural, even, and elegant white — without affecting the tooth structure. The procedure is safe, effective, and performed under the supervision of the dentist.
The teeth whitening procedure itself takes about 45 minutes, with repeated applications of the gel on the teeth and exposure of the teeth to the Flӓsh lamp over 2-3 sessions of 15 minutes each. The procedure begins with protecting all soft tissues (tongue, gums, cheeks) from exposure to UV rays and gel. Then the whitening gel is applied to the teeth, and the special light is placed above them to activate and enhance the whitening intensity. In this way, the entire procedure can take 1.5-2 hours.
Immediately after the whitening process, teeth may be sensitive, which is why it is recommended to use soothing gels applied to the teeth. The good news is that results are visible immediately, with teeth becoming 6-8 shades whiter and remaining so for a long period, up to 3 years (if you take care of your teeth according to your dentist’s recommendations).
In the first two to seven days after whitening with White Smile Flӓsh, you should avoid consuming coloring foods or dark, strong beverages (red wine, coffee, carbonated drinks) because there is a risk that your teeth may become stained. After this period, you are outside the “danger zone,” so you can return to your everyday habits.
Specialists do not recommend whitening for pregnant women, breastfeeding women, patients undergoing medication treatment for serious illnesses, children under 16, people with tooth decay, and gum recession. Our recommendation is to seek the advice of your dentist in any situation you may find yourself in, as they will make the decision after a complete medical history review.
