Teeth Whitening in Zug —
dazzlingly white teeth.

Are your teeth discoloured by coffee, tea or ageing? At our practice in Zug, we offer three tried-and-tested teeth whitening methods — professional, safe and with results you’ll be proud to show off.

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Why do teeth become discoloured?

Tooth colour is largely determined by genetics — everyone has their own natural base colour, which changes with age. Over time, the enamel becomes thinner and the yellowish dentine underneath shines through more clearly. Added to this are external factors: coffee, black tea, red wine and nicotine leave visible marks on the tooth surface over the years.

Medicines such as tetracyclines or a previous root canal treatment can also cause a single tooth to become discoloured — from the inside out. In all these cases, professional teeth whitening at our practice can help, making your teeth appear brighter and more even in colour again.

Three tried-and-tested methods for teeth whitening

At Neustadt Passage Dentists, we offer personalised advice on which procedure is best suited to your individual situation. Depending on your preferences and the findings of your assessment, we offer three established methods:

Home whitening — gentle and flexible

For at-home whitening, we create a bespoke plastic tray that is precisely tailored to your teeth. A special whitening gel is applied to the tray and left to work for a specified period. The whitening process takes place in stages — in the comfort of your own home and at your own pace. This method is particularly gentle and very well tolerated by most patients.

Power whitening (in-office) — immediately visible results

With the in-office procedure, we carry out the treatment directly at our dental practice in Zug. A highly concentrated whitening agent is applied to the teeth and activated by a special LED lamp. The result is immediately visible — and often continues to improve slightly over the following days. Ideal if you want a dazzling smile in a short space of time.

Internal whitening (walking bleach) — for individual teeth

If a single tooth has become discoloured following root canal treatment, the internal procedure is used. The whitening agent is placed directly into the tooth cavity, where it takes effect over several days — hence the name ‘Walking-Bleach’. This method is particularly effective when the discolouration originates from inside the tooth.

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Before and after — professional teeth whitening at the Neustadt Passage Zug dental practice

Preparation: What’s important before treatment

To ensure that the teeth whitening is safe and effective, we carefully check the condition of your teeth and gums beforehand. If there are any untreated areas of decay, inflammation or gum problems, these are treated first — as the procedure only achieves an even result on healthy teeth.

We often recommend a professional dental hygiene appointment beforehand to remove any troublesome plaque and tartar. Important to note: Existing fillings, crowns or veneers will not become any lighter as a result of the whitening agent — we will discuss this openly with you during your consultation.

How long do the results last?

How long your whitened teeth stay bright depends largely on your habits. With good oral hygiene, regular check-ups and mindful consumption of coffee, tea and nicotine, the results can be significantly prolonged. As a rule, brilliantly white teeth last for one to two years — and often considerably longer with appropriate care and occasional touch-ups.

Is the treatment safe?

Professional teeth whitening carried out by a dentist in Zug is considered safe and well-established. In the short term, you may experience increased tooth sensitivity or slight gum irritation — both of which usually subside on their own within a few days. We carefully control the dosage of the whitening agent and reliably protect the gums during treatment. This procedure is not suitable for children.

Be wary of home remedies: products from the supermarket or tips found online — such as chewing bicarbonate of soda or activated charcoal — are either ineffective or, in the long term, damage the tooth enamel. For an effective and safe result when whitening your teeth, there’s no alternative to visiting the dentist.

Teeth whitening in Zug — Your dentists at Neustadt Passage

At our modern practice at Baarerstrasse 12 in Zug, we offer personalised and honest advice: we’ll explain which method is best suited to your teeth, what is realistically achievable — and what isn’t. Book your no-obligation consultation now and take the first step towards a radiant smile.

Interested in teeth whitening?

Book a consultation now at our practice in Zug. We’ll explain which method is best suited to your situation.

Frequently asked questions about teeth whitening

The cost depends on the method chosen and the number of teeth to be treated. Home whitening is generally cheaper than the in-office procedure. We’d be happy to give you a specific price during a personal consultation — transparently and with no hidden costs.
No — teeth whitening is considered a cosmetic procedure and is not covered by basic health insurance. Some supplementary insurance policies may cover part of the cost; it’s worth checking this in advance.
The treatment itself is painless. In the first few days afterwards, you may experience temporary sensitivity — particularly when eating or drinking cold or hot foods and drinks. This tingling or brief stinging sensation usually subsides completely within a few days.
That depends on your natural tooth colour and the cause of the discolouration. On average, teeth can be whitened by several shades. We do not aim for an unnatural, chalk-white colour — our goal is a natural, fresh smile that suits you.
For the first 48 hours after treatment, we recommend avoiding strongly colouring foods and drinks — such as coffee, tea, red wine and tomato sauce. After that, you can eat and drink as normal again.
Repeat treatments are possible, but should be spaced out at reasonable intervals. We generally recommend a touch-up after one to two years — depending on your individual results and lifestyle. Too frequent treatments can put strain on the enamel, which is why we always decide on the right time together.