Teeth Whitening Prices

There are many options in the world of teeth whitening and the prices vary a lot. There are teeth whitening options that you can do at home, and there are teeth whitening procedures that must be done at a dental office, and there are also teeth whitening stores and stands that offer their services.

The cheapest (and the simplest) teeth whitening option is whitening toothpaste. Whitening toothpastes start at just about a buck and range in price up to six or seven dollars a tube. A very big plus for this option is that, since toothpaste is something that everyone uses anyways, this is a very economic choice. A downside is that, toothpaste will not work near as well, or as fast, as other whitening options.

Teeth Whitening Prices for at Home Teeth Whitening

There are many more variously priced options which can be applied in your own home.

• There is a teeth whitening "system" that claims to whiten teeth in three days using the same whitening agents that are used at a dental office - this sells for about twenty dollars.
• There is a five minute teeth whitening gel which sells for just over seven dollars.
• There are whitening strips, which promise results after just three days, that sell for forty five dollars.
• And whitening strips that promise results in five days that sell for just over twenty dollars.
• There is a teeth whitening light system that sells for about thirty dollars.
• There is a teeth whitening pen, for targeted and on the go application, that sells for about thirteen dollars.
• There is a two hour whitening kit that sells for twenty five dollars.

All of these options (as well as the whitening pastes) are available at your local drug store, and our going to be your lowest priced options.

At a dental office you will also be met with various options for various costs. Teeth whitening and bleaching options are available for about five hundred dollars each, while laser teeth whitening costs are for about a thousand dollars. These prices also depend on each individual person and the amount of time (and the amount of visits) that your teeth require.

Added to the other teeth whitening options, there are also teeth whitening stores and stands. These offer whitening services for somewhere between fifty and one hundred and fifty dollars.

Keep in mind that most insurance policies will not cover cosmetic dental work, such as teeth whitening. No matter the cost, you are probably going to be paying it all out of your own pocket.