Our take home teeth whitening cost is otherwise $449 without the in-chair whitening service. The only difference for take home whitening kit from in-chair whitening is that you do not see immediate results. Take home whitening will gradually whiten, though the use of custom made trays and whitening gel. The patient will need to be diligent and apply the take home whitening gel with the trays for at least 30 minutes over the course of 2 weeks.

• In Chair Teeth Whitening $549 (Save 50%)
• Add $200 for Professional Take-Home Whitening Kit with Custom Trays when purchased together with any of our In-Chair Whitening procedures.

In order to achieve the optimal result from your teeth whitening, scale and clean treatment is recommended to remove tartar and plaque on your teeth prior to the whitening procedure.

*Above prices are for treatments performed by Oral Health Therapist/Hygienists. Add $100 for each person for treatments performed by Dentists.

Offer subjects to change without notice.

We offer a 90 minutes in chair whitening procedure with our SDI PolaOffice+ whitening system.  We have chosen this system over others is because this is proven to be the most efficient, longer lasting and affordable treatment for our patients. This immediately improves the whiteness of your teeth, but some patients choose to maximise and maintain the results by following up with an take-home whitening system.

The main benefit of in-chair teeth whitening is the immediacy of results – a significant change in whiteness is seen within a short period of time.

Teeth whitening is widely available today, whether through whitening kiosks or over-the-counter home kits. However, whitening may not be suitable for everyone, so it is generally recommended to seek professional advice from a dentist before starting treatment.

Teeth whitening works by using active ingredients such as hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide. These agents penetrate the enamel and break down discoloured molecules, which can lighten the appearance of teeth. While higher concentrations of these agents are available through professional treatment, results can vary from person to person depending on the cause of discolouration.

When you visit a dentist for teeth whitening, you will first undergo a consultation. This is important because not all types of discolouration respond to whitening. For example, intrinsic stains (stains inside the tooth) may not improve with bleaching, and your dentist may suggest alternative options such as internal bleaching or veneers. On the other hand, extrinsic stains (on the surface of the teeth) may respond well to professional whitening, helping to restore a lighter appearance.

To start, your dental clinician will need to give you a proper clean to remove any plaque, stain or tartar on your teeth. This will provide a clean and even surface for the whitening process. If a clean has not been done prior to the teeth whitening service you can end up bleaching the plaque and stain leaving you with a patchy outcome.

For professional teeth whitening, there are generally two types: In-chair Whitening and Take-home Whitening.

With In-chair Whitening, treatment is typically completed in a single visit, and many people notice changes after the appointment. During this procedure, the dental clinician protects the gums with a gel barrier and applies a whitening agent, which may be activated with a light.

Take-home Whitening involves a custom-made tray provided by the dental clinician, which is designed to fit the patient’s mouth more precisely than an over-the-counter kit. Patients are usually instructed to wear the trays daily for a period of time (for example, around an hour a day for two weeks), though outcomes may vary depending on consistency of use and individual factors.

At Sydney CBD Dentistry, oral health therapists and dental clinicians who provide whitening treatments complete additional training in this area. This ensures that patients receive care from practitioners who are appropriately trained to provide whitening services.