Last fact-checked: 7 March 2020

Improving your smile with a teeth whitening treatment is painless and inexpensive. Get teeth whitening in the Philippines while on holiday and treat yourself to a smile makeover. Taking just a couple of hours out of your holiday will restore your stained and discolored teeth to their pearly-white color before tea, coffee, wine and other unmentionables left their telltale signs behind. 

Book with a Dental Departures’ quality-checked clinic for teeth whitening in the Philippines, save at least 60%, and return home with a great new look!

Book an appointment through Dental Departures with one of our Filipino dentists and you will be guaranteed a great price.

However, you will also be guaranteed the best possible treatment as all our dentists provide warranties on the quality of their work. We have quality-checked our dentists, listing their qualifications and training on our site, as well as real patient reviews and clinic photographs. You can check out everything about your dentist in the Philippines on our site before you book an appointment. 

Our dental specialists offer a number of treatments for teeth whitening, either professional at-home treatments or at your dentist’s office.

Laser whitening at your dental clinic is the quickest and most effective method. Our dentists use brand names such as Brite Smile and Zoom – the same systems available at home.

You can also get the professional home whitening kits from your Philippines dentist. While the result is not as dramatic or lasting as laser whitening, home kits are useful for temporarily maintaining your white smile.

Although teeth whitening is a popular procedure, it isn’t suitable for everybody—so find out what you can before you decide whether teeth whitening is for you.

Laser teeth whitening: takes around two hours and produces results instantly. The procedure involves the application of a whitening gel to your teeth and using a laser beam to activate the whitening ingredients in the gel. You will need three applications, usually applied in 20-minute intervals. The dentist will be careful to prepare your mouth so that the gel is only applied to your teeth and not to your soft tissues. Your dentist will furnish you goggles to shield your eyes from the laser.

After the final application, your dentist will remove all traces of the gel and thoroughly clean your teeth before showing you your gleaming white smile.

At-home professional whitening: You will need two visits for this treatment. On the first visit impressions of your teeth are made and sent to the lab, where trays that fit over your teeth will be made. After a few days, you will return to your dentist to pick them up and to be shown how to use them in combination with the gel, which your dentist will give you. You will usually wear the trays overnight and continue the treatment until you are satisfied with the degree of whiteness achieved. 

Laser tooth whitening in Australia costs around AUD $588; in the Philippines, prices start around AUD $216. Home whitening kits are around AUD $270 in Australia and around AUD $200 in the Philippines.

A quick and painless procedure, and at less than half price in the Philippines, laser teeth whitening is one cosmetic dentistry procedure that’s effective and affordable, an easy way to pocket some savings while on holiday. Our patients like Smile More Dental Clinic in upscale Makati City (Metro Manila) and Cabahug Dental Office (CFCCC Building) in Cebu City.

Easily book your teeth whitening in the Philippines online, any time of the day or night, or call us toll-free. You can book with us any time of the day or night; scheduling an appointment with us is quick and convenient and there is never a charge to you for our services.

Check out our website, view clinic photos, read patient reviews and compare prices. Choose and book your dentist in confidence with Dental Departures.

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Sources:

Burhenne, Mark. Ask the Dentist. 23 October 2018.  https://askthedentist.com/teeth-whitening/

Lonely Planet. Website accessed 21 November 2018. https://www.lonelyplanet.com/philippines