There is no fixed price for teeth whitening. The price varies according to the technique used, the number of sessions needed and each patient's characteristics, evaluated by the dentist before the procedure.
In-office laser whitening and supervised at-home whitening follow different service logics, which is also reflected in the quote presented by the clinic.
Check the main elements the dentist considers when putting together the quote for your whitening treatment.
In-office laser whitening and supervised at-home whitening have different approaches and costs.
Some protocols are completed in fewer sessions, others require follow-up for longer, depending on the desired result.
Patients with greater tooth sensitivity may need an adapted protocol, which can change the treatment plan.
Maintenance sessions over time may be recommended to preserve the whitening result.
The technique chosen, the number of sessions and each patient's sensitivity characteristics vary from case to case. A generic price list found online doesn't account for these particularities.
Schedule an in-person evaluation with the clinic you choose. Only after examining your teeth and defining the most suitable technique can the dentist present a detailed quote for your case.
Once you have the quote in hand, you can decide whether you'd rather pay for the treatment in installments. CredOdonto acts as an intermediary for the dental credit analysis application for teeth whitening.
Approval, amounts, rates and conditions always depend on the individual analysis of each application, subject to the criteria of the partners responsible for the operation.
Find out how to pay for teeth whitening in installments with CredOdontoThere's usually a difference between the two techniques, but that depends on each clinic's protocol. It's best to talk to your dentist to compare the options indicated for your case.
Yes, protocols completed in fewer sessions tend to have a different quote than protocols that require follow-up for longer.
Not always. Confirm with the clinic whether future maintenance sessions are already part of the initial quote or charged separately.
Yes, in some cases a desensitizing protocol may be needed before or during whitening, which can add a stage to the quote.
Check whether the proposals being compared use the same technique, the same number of sessions and the same maintenance scope before comparing just the final amount.
Ask your clinic for an in-person evaluation and receive a detailed quote for your case.
Ask your clinic for a quote