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Two ways to whiten
The right choice depends on what caused your staining, not on your budget.
Professional whitening
$400–$850
Typical in-office range
Dentist-supervised and the strongest option. The only sensible route for uneven staining, single dark teeth, or discoloration below the enamel surface.
Find providers near meAt-home whitening
$40–$90
Typical kit range
Slower and gentler. Well suited to surface staining from coffee, tea, and red wine, and to keeping results after a professional treatment.
SayCheese, the at-home kit we recommend, is our own brand.
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Before you book
Practical guides, written to actually answer the question in the title.
Cleaning vs Whitening: What’s the Difference
A dental cleaning and teeth whitening solve different problems. Know which one you actually need, and why the order matters.
Making Whitening Results Last
The first 48 hours matter most. What to avoid, what habits extend results, and how often to plan a touch-up.
Whitening Before a Wedding or Event
How far ahead to start, and why the last two weeks before your event are the wrong time to begin.
Start with your smile goal
Tell us what matters most — location, sensitivity, stains, or timing — and find a clearer whitening path.