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Teeth Whitening – Fort Worth, TX

Remove Stubborn Tooth Stains with Professional Solutions

Tooth stains can appear for many different reasons. Whether your teeth are changing color due to natural aging, the foods you eat, or because of other habits at home, they can certainly be frustrating to look at no matter the cause. At Studio Dental of Chisholm Trail, Dr. Patel offers multiple professional-grade teeth whitening options for you to choose from! Teeth whitening in Fort Worth, either in our dental office or at home, has never been easier – just give us a call to schedule an appointment and we’ll help you choose a service that best suits your needs.

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Who Is a Good Candidate for Teeth Whitening?

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Tooth stains can be either intrinsic or extrinsic in nature. Extrinsic stains are generally more common and develop over time when consuming certain foods or beverages that can leave a mark on teeth easily. Intrinsic stains develop inside the deeper layers of enamel and usually appear as a result of consuming too much fluoride or certain antibiotics at a young age. They are also more difficult to remove through brushing alone.

If you have stains on teeth that do not seem to go away after brushing and flossing and you do not have any existing tooth decay or gum disease, you are likely a candidate for professional teeth whitening. If you want to achieve a whiter and brighter smile and feel more confident in professional and social settings, teeth whitening is also worth considering.

How Does Teeth Whitening Work?

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There are two types of teeth whitening to choose from at Studio Dental of Chisholm Trail. This includes take-home and in-office whitening. We use Opalescence Boost for in-office whitening and Opalescence Go as a take-home option. Both can be fully personalized to your needs, something that cannot be said for store-bought solutions.

Take-Home Teeth Whitening

Because of the higher percentage of bleaching ingredients used in professional take-home whitening kits, they should not be confused with store-bought options that may try to make similar claims about effectiveness. Not only can you take advantage of high-quality bleaching on your own terms, but you can do it anywhere you’d like!

In-Office Teeth Whitening

If getting your whitening done in a single day is more your preference, in-office whitening can be completed in just over an hour. This whitening solution is perfect for those who need to achieve a whiter smile as quickly as possible, such as for a big upcoming event like a wedding or job interview. The ingredients used are proven to be safe and effective, so feel free to ask us any questions if you have them.

Tips for Maintaining Your Brighter Smile

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Once you have completed your teeth whitening treatment, you’ll need to take steps to ensure your smile remains in its newly brightened condition. For example, we recommend that you:

Understanding the Cost of Teeth Whitening

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Some patients are hesitant to pursue teeth whitening due to concerns about the cost. Our team wants you to be able to enjoy a dazzling smile without breaking the bank; to that end, we will give you an accurate estimate of what you can expect to pay for teeth whitening, and we’ll make sure that you’re fully aware of your payment options. Below, you’ll find some important information regarding the financial aspect of teeth whitening.

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Factors That Affect the Cost of Teeth Whitening

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One thing worth noting is that some dental stains are more severe than others. Consequently, it may take multiple whitening treatments to get the shade that you want for your smile. Needless to say, additional treatments equal a higher cost.

Additionally, the health of your smile can make a difference. Cavities and gum disease need to be treated before teeth whitening can be safely performed. Such treatments carry their own costs to consider.

Finally, if you currently have veneers or dental crowns, you should bear in mind that they will not be affected by the whitening process; as such, once the treatment is done, they will likely have a notably different shade than the rest of your smile. As such, you may want to pay for new veneers or crowns that match your grin’s updated appearance.

Types of Teeth Whitening: What Do They Cost?

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When discussing the cost of teeth whitening, it’s important to realize that the price range can vary significantly depending on what method you choose:

  • In-Office Whitening: You can normally expect a professional in-office whitening procedure to cost between $400 and $800.
  • Take-Home Whitening: If you get a personalized whitening kit from your dentist, it will likely cost a few hundred dollars.
  • Over-the-Counter Whitening Trays: Whitening trays that you can buy at a store often cost $100 or less. The lower cost can be attributed to the fact that they aren’t customized the way professional whitening kits are.
  • Teeth Whitening, Strips, and Gels: These types of teeth whitening products tend to have the lowest cost compared to other options. For example, a box of whitening strips often costs somewhere in the range of $20 to $40.

Inexpensive Teeth Whitening vs. Professional Teeth Whitening

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When it comes to different teeth whitening methods, it’s worth remembering that you get what you pay for. Over-the-counter products don’t cost as much as professional whitening, but they’re also less likely to yield the desired results. Some people see little to no change even after using over-the-counter whitening products for a long time. In contrast, a professional whitening kit can brighten your teeth in just two weeks, and an in-office treatment can transform your smile in as little as one visit. 

Options for Making Teeth Whitening Affordable

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Your dental insurance plan probably won’t pay for elective services such as teeth whitening. Fortunately, you still have the option of breaking up the cost of cosmetic dentistry via dental financing. Our third-party financing partner offers a variety of plans, allowing you to pick the one that best suits your budget.