Teeth Whitening in Çankaya, Ankara: Our Oran Clinic

Short answer

Teeth whitening in Çankaya is carried out at our clinic in Oran (Park Oran Ofis No:70, Kudüs Cd. No:1 D:21). First, an examination assesses whether your teeth and gums are suitable; then we choose together the method that suits you: in-office, at-home or combined. An in-office session takes about 45–90 minutes. To book, call 0312 911 60 36 or message us on WhatsApp.

Where is teeth whitening carried out in Çankaya?

Our teeth whitening treatments are carried out at our clinic in the Oran area of Çankaya. Our address is Park Oran Ofis No:70, Kudüs Cd. No:1 D:21, Oran, Çankaya / Ankara.

The clinic is located within an office complex. Calling or messaging us on WhatsApp before you come makes it easier to confirm your appointment time and the floor.

Address: Park Oran Ofis No:70, Kudüs Cd. No:1 D:21, Oran, Çankaya / Ankara
Phone and WhatsApp: 0312 911 60 36
Opening hours: Monday–Saturday 09:00–19:30

For patients coming from other districts of Ankara, planning examination and treatment times in advance shortens waiting time.

Which whitening methods are offered at the clinic?

Three methods are offered at our clinic: in-office (light-activated) whitening, at-home whitening and combined whitening, which uses both. Which one is suitable is decided after the examination.

Method	How is it done?	Duration	Who is it suitable for?
In-office	At the clinic, gel is applied after the gums are protected, and blue-violet LED light is used	One session of about 45–90 minutes	People who want a change in a shorter time
At-home	A low-concentration gel supplied by the dentist is used at home with custom-made clear trays	Usually 1–3 weeks	People who prefer gradual progress and those prone to sensitivity
Combined	An in-clinic session followed by at-home trays	Clinic session + a few weeks	People aiming for a marked colour change

In Türkiye, light-activated treatment is often also called "laser whitening". The device at the clinic is a blue-violet LED light source. It is the gel that actually produces the whitening effect; the contribution of the light to the result is scientifically debated. For details, see our page teeth whitening methods.

What happens at the first examination?

At the first examination, we assess whether your teeth and gums are suitable for whitening. Whitening is a cosmetic treatment planned in a healthy mouth.

Consultation: We discuss your expectations, any sensitivity you have had before, the medicines you take and your general health.
Intraoral examination: We check for decay, gum inflammation, receding gums and exposed root surfaces.
X-rays if needed: Imaging may be requested for root-canal-treated or suspicious teeth.
Shade measurement: The starting shade is recorded with a shade guide.
Assessment of fillings and crowns: Fillings, crowns or veneers on the front teeth do not whiten, so a colour difference may appear afterwards; this is planned for in advance.
Choosing a method: The method and timetable that suit you are decided together.

If there is tartar, a scale and polish is recommended before whitening. If anything needs treatment, that is completed first. You can find out who should wait on our page who should not have teeth whitening.

Measuring the starting shade of a tooth with a shade guide at a dental examination before teeth whitening — The starting shade is recorded with a shade guide at the examination. · Illustrative AI-generated image; not a patient.

How does the appointment process work?

The appointment process starts with a short preliminary conversation and continues with examination, planning and treatment.

Call 0312 911 60 36 or message us on WhatsApp to arrange a day and time that suits you.
At the examination appointment, suitability is assessed and a method is chosen.
If needed, a scale and polish or treatment for decay or gum problems is carried out first.
For in-office whitening, the session day is scheduled; for at-home whitening, impressions are taken and custom trays are made.
After treatment, aftercare advice is given and a follow-up appointment is planned if needed.

Whether the examination and treatment can be done on the same day depends on your oral health and the schedule. This is clarified at the examination.

What to expect on the day of your whitening session

An in-office session usually takes 45–90 minutes and consists of a few simple steps.

The teeth are cleaned and the starting shade is recorded.
A mouth retractor is placed to keep the lips and cheeks away.
A protective barrier is applied to the gums and hardened with light.
Whitening gel is applied to the front surfaces of the teeth and renewed at set intervals.
The gel is removed, the shade is measured again and, if needed, a treatment to reduce sensitivity is applied.

Mild, temporary twinges may be felt during the session. We explain in detail what to expect on our page does teeth whitening hurt. You can return to your daily activities once the session is over; you will only be asked to avoid coloured food and drinks for the first two days.

Blue-violet LED light directed at gel-coated teeth during in-office teeth whitening — In in-office whitening, the gel is used together with blue-violet LED light. · Illustrative AI-generated image; not a patient.

How much lighter will teeth get, and how long does it last?

The degree of whitening varies from person to person, and no exact number of shades can be promised in advance. The result depends on the natural colour of the teeth, the type of stain, age and the method chosen.

Yellowish teeth usually respond better than greyish teeth.
Fillings, crowns and veneers do not whiten.
Depending on lifestyle, the result can last about 1–3 years.
Drinking tea and coffee and smoking can make the colour return more quickly.

You can find out what to watch out for in the first 48 hours on our page after whitening.

Opening hours and contact

Our clinic is open Monday to Saturday from 09:00 to 19:30. It is closed on Sundays.

Day	Hours
Monday–Friday	09:00–19:30
Saturday	09:00–19:30
Sunday	Closed

Opening into the evening and on Saturdays makes it easier for people with busy work or school hours to plan an appointment. For appointments and questions, call 0312 911 60 36 or message us on WhatsApp. All our contact details are also on our contact page.

What should you bear in mind before you come?

A little preparation before your examination makes the consultation more productive.

Bring a list of the medicines you take and any known allergies.
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, be sure to tell us; whitening is not recommended during this time.
If your teeth are sensitive, note when and in what situations it occurs.
Bring any previous X-rays and treatment records you have.
If your dentist recommends it, you can start using a desensitising toothpaste a few weeks before treatment.

At the end of the examination, we will clearly explain which method is recommended for you and why, how many sessions or days it will take and what to bear in mind afterwards. We encourage you to ask any questions you have during this consultation; there is no need to rush your decision.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the clinic for teeth whitening in Çankaya?

Our clinic is in the Oran area of Çankaya, at Park Oran Ofis No:70, Kudüs Cd. No:1 D:21. We recommend booking an appointment on 0312 911 60 36 before you come.

Can the examination and whitening be done on the same day?

It may be possible if your oral health is suitable and the schedule allows. If there is decay, gum inflammation or tartar, these are treated first.

How long does in-office whitening take?

An in-office session usually takes 45–90 minutes including preparation. Depending on your needs, an additional session or at-home continuation can be planned.

Can I book an appointment on a Saturday?

Yes. Our clinic is open Monday–Saturday, 09:00–19:30.

How do I find out which method suits me?

The method is chosen together at the examination, taking into account the colour of your teeth, your history of sensitivity, your fillings and crowns, and your expectations.