Intracanal whitening

Intracanal whitening is a type of office whitening. It is used when, after root canal treatment, a tooth begins to differ in color from the adjacent teeth.

Sometimes, tooth discoloration is not related to external changes in the enamel.

Advantages

- Ability to treat a single tooth
- Painless procedure
- Safe
- Harmless for enamel

Contraindications

- Pregnancy or breastfeeding period
- Individual intolerance to whitening components

Procedure duration: 20–30 minutes.

In some cases, several sessions may be required with small intervals in between.