Tucson Teeth Whitening

Bright, natural, bold, and beautiful!

ZOOM Whitening in Tucson?

Brighten your day with a brighter smile

Your smile makes a lasting impression and can impact how others see you and how you see yourself.
A common insecurity people have about their smile is stained teeth. Our Tucson teeth whitening treatments use advanced materials and technology to make it easier than ever to get a brighter smile. Although you may see whitening products at the store, professional teeth whitening by our cosmetic dentist can help you achieve the smile of your dreams in a safer and more effective manner.

Why Skyline Dental for professional tooth whitening?

At Skyline Dental, we want our patients to be able to enjoy the benefits of great oral health and a beautiful smile. In-office or take-home whitening treatments may be the perfect solution for you. Your Tucson teeth whitening dentist is committed to giving you a healthy and happy smile so you can live your best life.

This is everything dental care should be.

How it works: Zoom Whitening vs. At-Home bleaching options

Dr. Raymond will tailor your treatment to your specific needs and aesthetic goals. Our office offers both in-office and take-home whitening solutions. Both offer excellent results and will help you achieve a bright, bold, and more natural-looking smile.

Our process for helping you achieve a brighter smile is simple:

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Schedule an exam

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Speak with your dentist about goals

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Schedule your at-home whitening or in-office ZOOM whitening

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“They gave me bonding work and veneers that made my teeth look normal and natural. I have so much more confidence in my smile and my appearance.”

– Jordan

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“Skyline Dental is the best dental office I’ve visited. Everyone is friendly and wait times are nonexistent. Dr. Raymond himself is very knowledgeable and thoughtful.”

“They really listen to the needs of their patients and keep them in mind while applying their expertise. Thanks for giving me back my smile!”

“Because of the treatment plan Dr. Raymond designed for me, my smile was completely transformed! I never imagined I could have a smile like this!”

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does professional whitening cost?

Tooth whitening treatments cost $500 to $700.

What are my options for stained or dark teeth?

Professional teeth whitening by our cosmetic dentist can help you achieve the smile of your dreams in a safe, comfortable, and effective manner. ZOOM Whitening is an in-office method for whitening that shortens a process that takes 2-3 weeks at home to a 90 minute appointment.

When is tooth bleaching not effective?

Professional whitening has its limitations and that is patient dependent, which is why it is best to consult with a cosmetic dentist before spending money on an ineffective solution. Here are some situations where whitening may not be the best treatment to brighten your smile:

Thin enamel and aging: Enamel is partly transparent, so when thin, the dark underlying tooth structure, known as dentin, shows through and whitening is less effective. The older we are, the darker our dentin gets, so dark teeth and discolored teeth are often a natural part of aging. Veneers and crowns are a prosthetic form of enamel that can cover your existing teeth and change the color and shade more effectively than whitening.
Short and worn teeth: These teeth are often darker from the trauma of grinding and the loss of enamel, so the dark color comes from deep within the tooth, not at the surface.
Existing crowns and fillings: Whitening only works on natural tooth structure, so any fillings or porcelain crowns and veneers will not change color.
Teeth with a history of trauma or root canal therapy: these conditions often lead to a single dark tooth or a section of dark teeth not matching their neighbors and cannot be changed by conventional whitening. Alternative solutions may include internal tooth bleaching or veneers.
Tetracycline staining: This antibiotic can permanently darken teeth when taken at a young age, while adult teeth are still developing. In limited situations, professional whitening can lead to some improvement, but typically resurfacing the teeth with veneers or crowns will be the more predictable method of improving appearance.

Does in-office whitening work better than home whitening?

No. A well-executed home regimen with custom trays and professional-grade gel works, but takes longer and is more prone to user error and tooth sensitivity. Our in-office methods, with the use of light to accelerate whitening teeth has been shown to accelerate the speed at which your teeth lighten. How much faster? 90 minutes vs. 2-3 weeks with home whitening.

Does whiten cause tooth sensitivity?

In some patients, yes. Sensitivity typically lasts 1-2 days after in-office treatment and can be minimized by using prescription-strength fluoride toothpaste before and after treatment.

Do whitening toothpastes work?

No. Whitening toothpastes have absolutely no whitening capabilities, typically only removing surface stains by means of abrasive particles that strip away the surface of your enamel. In the long term, these toothpastes will likely only darken your teeth by thinning your enamel and allowing the more yellow dentin portion of your tooth to show through.

Do whitening strips work?

If you have never tried whitening, you can certainly try over-the-counter whitening strips to see if you get the results you desire. Professional whitening options are far more likely to yield brighter teeth because the bleaching gels are more potent than what’s available over-the-counter.