Professional Teeth Whitening in Fort Lauderdale
Brighten your smile with dentist-led teeth whitening at our Fort Lauderdale dental office.`Dr. Boris Lipovetskiy selects a whitening approach based on your enamel condition, stain type, sensitivity risk, and smile goals.
Not all discoloration responds to the same treatment. Your visit starts with an evaluation, shade assessment, and cleaning-first recommendation when needed, so whitening is planned safely and predictably.
- Professional cleaning first when needed
- Choose from same-day whitening, Opalescence trays, or deeper KöR protocols.
- Concentration and timing are selected around your enamel condition and sensitivity.
+ professional whitening new patient special
Book this specialNew patient offer. Available for patients with healthy gums (no active periodontal disease). Final cost confirmed after exam.
Why Professional Whitening Works Differently than Drugstore Products
In-Office Professional Treatment
Treatment is selected and monitored by Dr. Lipovetskiy. The system, concentration, and treatment duration are adjusted to your enamel and discoloration type.
Professional-strength whitening gel selected after a dental evaluation.
Custom-fitted trays — precise gel contact with minimal gum exposure
`Shade assessment before and after treatment to document visible changes.
May help some tetracycline stains and deeper intrinsic discoloration when a deeper protocol is appropriate.
Sensitivity protocol: concentration adjusted for each patient
Over-The-Counter (OTC) Products
Store-bought products use a general approach with lower concentrations, no enamel evaluation, and less control over sensitivity or gum exposure.
Low-concentration hydrogen peroxide (typically below 6%)
No custom fit — gel may contact gums unevenly
No baseline shade measurement — results are often unpredictable
Limited effectiveness on intrinsic or tetracycline staining
Without guidance, overuse may increase sensitivity or gum irritation.
Results may fade sooner without maintenance guidance and touch-up options.
Choosing the Right Teeth Whitening System
There is no single best whitening method for every patient. The right option depends on whether stains are surface-level, age-related, medication-related, or deep within the tooth structure.
KöR Deep Whitening
Best for deeper intrinsic staining, tetracycline discoloration, or cases where standard whitening has not worked well.
Opalescence Take-Home
Custom trays with prescription-strength gel for patients who want gradual, controlled whitening at home.
| Feature | KöR Deep Whitening | Opalescence Take-Home | In-Office Single Session |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Tetracycline / deep stains | Mild–moderate staining | Surface stains, events |
| Shades of improvement | Up to 15+ shades (results vary) | 6–8 shades | 4–6 shades |
| Treatment duration | 2–4 weeks (combined) | 5–7 days at home | 1–1.5 hours in-office |
| Sensitivity management | High — custom protocol | Good — adjustable | Moderate |
| Result longevity | 12–24 months+ | 8–12 months | 4–8 months |
| Starting price | $800 special | $300 with cleaning | $220 (cleaning included) |
Teeth Whitening Tailored to Your Enamel – Not a One-Size-Fits-All Kit
“I select the whitening approach based on the clinical situation. KöR may be the stronger option we consider for severe intrinsic staining, including some tetracycline cases. For milder cases, Opalescence provides excellent at-home control. The right choice depends on your specific enamel condition — that’s why we begin with a professional assessment.”
How Professional Teeth Whitening Works
1. Exam and Shade Assessment
Hygienist evaluates enamel, existing dental work, sensitivity risk, and the type of discoloration before recommending a whitening system.2. Cleaning-first decision
If plaque or staining deposits are present, professional cleaning may be recommended first so whitening gel contacts the enamel evenly.3. Whitening and maintenance
Your whitening plan may include in-office treatment, take-home trays, or a combined protocol with maintenance instructions.Teeth Whitening Before & After Results
Results shown are from patients treated at ADW Center. Individual results vary based on stain type and enamel condition. Whitening treatments are not effective on dental crowns, veneers, or bonding materials.
Patient with severe tetracycline discoloration – KöR deep protocol, 3 weeks
Age-related discoloration – Opalescence take-home trays, 7 days
Surface staining + mild mottling – in-office session, same day
Transparent Costs for Teeth Whitening
No hidden fees. Your final fee is confirmed after your examination and shade assessment.
| Treatment | New patient price |
|---|---|
| Cleaning + professional whiteningBest value | $300 |
| Professional teeth cleaning onlynew patients | Special:$89 |
| KöR deep whiteningcomplex / tetracycline stains | Special:$800 |
New patient specials available in the absence of periodontal disease. Offers cannot be combined. Eligibility and final cost are determined after examination. Individual results may vary.
Want to understand what affects whitening pricing? Read our teeth whitening cost guide for a deeper explanation of systems, cleaning needs, and in-office vs take-home options.
Questions? Call
954-525-5662Who is a Good Candidate for Whitening?
Good fit
Surface staining from coffee, tea, wine, or age-related yellowing.
Patients with natural teeth who want a brighter smile before an event.
Patients who want dentist-led shade planning and maintenance trays.
Needs evaluation first
Active gum disease, untreated decay, exposed roots, strong sensitivity.
Crowns, veneers, bonding, or fillings that will not whiten with gel.
Deep intrinsic staining that may require KöR or a longer protocol.
Why Patients Choose Our Teeth Whitening
The whole experience was seamless — from the initial cleaning to the whitening result. Professional, thorough, and the hygienist is truly exceptional.
Every visit has been a great experience. The whitening results exceeded what I expected, and the team genuinely cares about your comfort throughout the whole process.
Consistently excellent. The combination of professional cleaning and whitening is the best value in Fort Lauderdale. The results genuinely last.
FAQ
Is professional teeth whitening painful?
Most patients experience little to no discomfort. Before treatment, we assess your enamel sensitivity and adjust the gel concentration accordingly – minimizing the risk of sensitivity and side effects. Patients with a history of sensitivity receive a lower-concentration protocol that is extended over more days rather than relying on higher per-session exposure.
Can whitening damage enamel?
Professional whitening is planned around enamel condition and sensitivity history. Your dentist selects the protocol and timing to minimize unnecessary risk.
Is professional cleaning necessary before whitening?
Yes. A professional cleaning removes plaque, tartar, and surface deposits that can interfere with even gel distribution and reduce whitening effectiveness. It also allows us to evaluate your gum health before applying the whitening agent.
How long do whitening results last?
KöR results typically remain stable for approximately 12–24 months with periodic Opalescence maintenance. Opalescence take-home results generally last around 8–12 months. We build a maintenance plan into every case – you'll leave with custom trays and a refill schedule so your results do not fade unexpectedly.
Can whitening be done at home?
Yes – through our custom-fitted Opalescence take-home trays. These use prescription-strength gels (which are significantly stronger than drugstore whitening strips) and are dispensed only after a clinical assessment and precise fitting. Take-home treatment is also used for KöR maintenance after the in-office phase.
Will whitening work on crowns or veneers?
No. Whitening gel brightens natural tooth structure, but it does not change the color of crowns, veneers, bonding, or fillings.
Visit our Fort Lauderdale whitening office
ADW Center provides professional teeth whitening in Fort Lauderdale at 104 SE 1st Ave. Schedule an evaluation to compare in-office, take-home, and deep whitening options.