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Most dental insurance plans don’t cover teeth whitening procedures or kits, but you might be able to use Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA) money.
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TOP We recommend that you always check with your dentist before bleaching. He is the best professional that would know if tooth whitening with bleach is best for you.
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TOP The results are not permanent. They should, depending on your habits, last for several months.
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Costs for tooth whitening performed at tooth whitening centers vary depending on location and procedure, however they average around $400 per visit.
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Popular types of non-dental tooth whitening include BriteSmile, Zoom, and Laser Speed tooth whitening. The whitening technician will apply a highly concentrated peroxide gel to the teeth. This gel can cause burns to gums and surrounding tissue if
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Popular brands of in-office tooth whitening systems include BriteSmile, Opalescence Boost, Sapphire Whitening, and Zoom Chairside Whitening. In general, the cosmetic dentist will apply a highly concentrated peroxide gel to the teeth. This gel can
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Although in-office methods of tooth whitening often produce a more immediately visible result, dentists concur that over time the at-home whitening methods can produce wonderful results.
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The cost of at-home tooth whitening varies depending on brand, however the average cost is around $300 to start. The cost of refill gels varies across product lines.
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At-home tooth whitening with dentist provided products is very effective. It almost always involves the use of a custom created tray which is filled with a bleaching gel and worn for a prescribed length of time.
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Gums can become irritated or even damaged when over-the-counter tooth whitening products are applied incorrectly or too frequently, and tooth enamel can become damaged. Over-use can also lead to unnaturally white teeth that take on an odd, bluish
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