When you get your teeth whitened, you’re not just changing their color—you’re setting a new standard for your smile. Plomby po bělení, zubní plomby, které se přizpůsobují nové, světlejší barvě vašich zubů. Also known as estetické zubní plomby, they need to match your whitened teeth perfectly, or they’ll stand out like a sore thumb. If you get a filling before whitening, it’ll stay the same old shade while the rest of your teeth lighten up. That’s not a mistake you want to make.
Most people don’t realize that bělení zubů, proces, který odstraňuje povrchové a hluboké skvrny z enamelu doesn’t affect fillings, crowns, or veneers. Only natural tooth structure changes color. That’s why zubní plomby, plnění, která se používají k opravě zubního kazu placed before whitening become mismatched eyesores. Your dentist can’t bleach them. They’ll always be darker—or sometimes even lighter—than your natural teeth after whitening. Waiting until after whitening lets your dentist pick the exact shade that blends in. No guesswork. No awkward smiles.
And it’s not just about looks. Whitening can make your teeth more sensitive temporarily. If you get a filling right after, you might end up with discomfort that lasts longer than needed. Most dentists recommend waiting at least one to two weeks after whitening before placing new fillings. That gives your teeth time to stabilize. It also gives the whitening gel time to fully break down and evaporate from the enamel. Rushing it? You risk ending up with a filling that doesn’t match, feels odd, or even cracks under stress.
If you’ve already had fillings and now want to whiten, don’t panic. You don’t need to replace every single one. Only the ones that are visible when you smile—usually the front teeth. Your dentist will check which ones stand out and suggest replacing just those. It’s cheaper, faster, and still gives you a perfect result. You don’t need to redo your whole mouth.
Modern composite plomby are made to last. But they’re not indestructible. Coffee, tea, red wine, and smoking can stain them over time—even if they were matched perfectly after whitening. That’s why good oral hygiene isn’t optional. Brush twice a day, floss daily, and get professional cleanings every six months. That’s the only way to keep your fillings looking fresh.
Some people think whitening weakens teeth. It doesn’t—if done right. Professional whitening systems are designed to be safe. But if you’ve had multiple fillings, crowns, or root canals, your dentist needs to check your teeth first. Whitening won’t help if you have hidden decay or worn enamel. That’s why you never skip the exam.
What you’ll find below are real, practical guides from people who’ve been there. Whether you’re planning your first whitening, wondering why your filling looks weird now, or trying to figure out if you need new ones—these articles give you the no-fluff answers. No marketing. No hype. Just what works.
Plomby padají po bělení zubů ne proto, že by bělení poškozovalo plomby, ale kvůli ztrátě přilnavosti lepidla. Zjistěte, proč se to děje a jak tomu předcházet.
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