Naturally brighter.
Whitening lifts staining from coffee, tea, wine, and time — without changing the structure of the tooth. It's the simplest, most reversible cosmetic step we offer, and often the right first move before bonding or veneers.
Questions we are often asked about whitening.
How much does teeth whitening cost in Miami Beach?
In-office whitening is typically a few hundred dollars, and custom take-home trays somewhat less; the exact fee depends on the system that suits your enamel and sensitivity. We quote a fixed price at your consultation before anything begins — no surprises on the day.
Is professional whitening worth it over drugstore strips?
Strips lighten a shade or two on the front teeth. Doctor-supervised whitening uses stronger, safer-managed concentrations with custom-fit coverage, so the result is more even, several shades brighter, and achieved without the gum irritation that stronger gels can cause unsupervised.
Will whitening make my teeth sensitive?
Some patients feel temporary sensitivity for a day or two. Because your whitening is supervised by a dentist, we adjust concentration and timing to your enamel, pre-treat with desensitizers when needed, and keep the process comfortable.
Does whitening work on crowns or veneers?
No — porcelain and composite don’t change color. If you have visible dental work, we plan whitening first and then match any new restorations to your brighter shade, so everything reads as one natural smile.
Begin with a conversation.
Every relationship at Tillinger Dental begins with a conversation at our office, on the campus of Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach. We would be glad to meet you.