Teeth Whitening in Mesa, AZ
A Brighter Smile in Just One Visit
- Voted "Best in Mesa" 3 years in a row
- In-office and take-home whitening options
- 500+ 5-star Google reviews
- Pairs perfectly with other cosmetic treatments

See the Difference Professional Whitening Makes
This patient came to Las Sendas Dental Health looking to brighten a smile dulled by years of dark-colored foods and drinks. After a single in-office whitening session lasting about one hour, their teeth were noticeably brighter. Results like these are why our Mesa patients trust us with their smiles.
How In-Office Whitening Works
In-office whitening is our fastest option, ideal for patients who want a noticeably brighter smile before a big event or simply do not want to wait.
What to Expect
- Your appointment will take about one hour from start to finish.
- We start by cleaning your teeth to remove any surface buildup that could interfere with the whitening gel.
- A protective barrier is placed over your gums to shield the soft tissue.
- We apply a professional-strength whitening gel and let it work for about 15 minutes per round.
- Most patients go through three to four rounds in a single session.
- You can walk out of our Mesa dental office with teeth that are several shades brighter than when you walked in.


How Take-Home Whitening Works
Take-home whitening puts you in control. It's a great option if you prefer to whiten on your own schedule or want a way to maintain your results after an in-office session.
What to Expect
- We create custom-fitted trays for your teeth.
- You fill the trays with professional-strength whitening gel and wear them on your own schedule.
- Depending on the concentration and your goals, you may wear the trays for as little as 15 minutes or overnight.
- Most patients achieve their desired shade within about two weeks.
When Whitening May
Not Be Enough
Professional whitening works best on extrinsic stains, the type that affect the outer surface of your teeth. If your discoloration is intrinsic, meaning it originates from within the tooth, Dr. Martin Farnsworth, Dr. Derek Farnsworth, or Dr. Drew Farnsworth may recommend an alternative treatment such as porcelain veneers or dental bonding to achieve the look you want.

Smile Makeover
Combine whitening with multiple cosmetic dentistry procedures in one streamlined plan.
Because we offer all of these services under one roof, your care stays coordinated and convenient.
Teeth Whitening Cost and Financing
We believe a brighter smile should be within reach. While cosmetic treatments like teeth whitening are typically not covered by dental insurance, we offer flexible payment options to help you move forward with confidence:
CareCredit®: Apply for flexible monthly payment plans.
LendingClub®: Another trusted financing option with manageable terms.
Our team is happy to explain your options during your consultation at our Mesa, AZ, office.
FAQ About Teeth Whitening in Mesa, AZ
How long do whitening results last?
Results typically last anywhere from several months to a few years, depending on your diet, oral hygiene habits, and whether you use touch-up treatments. Avoiding highly pigmented foods and beverages and keeping up with routine dental cleanings can help extend your results.
Is professional teeth whitening safe?
Yes. When supervised by a qualified dentist, professional whitening is a safe and well-established cosmetic treatment. Our team takes precautions to protect your gums and enamel throughout the process.
Can I whiten my teeth if I have sensitivity?
In many cases, yes. Let your dentist know about any sensitivity during your consultation. We can adjust the concentration of the whitening gel or recommend a protocol designed for patients with sensitive teeth.
How is professional whitening different from over-the-counter products?
Professional treatments use higher-concentration formulas that are only available through a dental office. They also include custom-fitted trays and direct supervision from your dentist, which leads to safer, more consistent, and more dramatic results.











