Professional Teeth Whitening for A Brighter Smile
Whiter teeth in about an hour with Zoom in-office whitening, or gradually at home with custom-made trays. We’ll tell you honestly which is better for your teeth, and roughly what results to expect.
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Family-Friendly Office
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Modern & Comfortable Facility
Call ahead and we’ll find a time that works for you.
Your Options
Two Ways to Whiten, and Which Suits You
Both work. The difference is how fast, how much control you have, and what your teeth are like to begin with. We’ll go through it with you before you commit to either.
ZOOM IN-OFFICE WHITENING
- About an hour in the chair
- Results the same day
- Light-activated professional gel
- Best if you have an event coming up
Good for: fast results, one appointment.
CUSTOM TAKE-HOME TRAYS
- Trays moulded to your teeth
- Worn overnight or during the day
- Results build over about two weeks
- Trays kept for future top-ups
Good for: gradual change, sensitive teeth, keeping it up long term.
From Our Dentist
Dr. Valentine Explains Zoom Whitening
Four minutes with Dr. Valentine on how Zoom works, what it feels like, and what to expect afterwards.
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What Sets Us Apart:
Stronger gel, safely used
Professional whitening uses concentrations you can't buy in a shop, applied by someone who checks your teeth first.
Trays made for your teeth
Custom trays keep the gel where it belongs. Boil-and-bite kits leak onto your gums.
We check before we start
Whitening won't work on crowns, veneers or fillings, and it won't fix stains from inside a tooth. We check first so you're not disappointed.
Managed sensitivity
If your teeth are sensitive, we adjust strength and timing rather than telling you to push through.
Cost & Payment
What Teeth Whitening Costs
Price depends on which option you choose and whether you want trays for future top-ups. In-office Zoom and take-home trays are priced differently, and we’ll give you the figure before anything starts.
Dental insurance almost never covers whitening, because it’s cosmetic rather than medically necessary. We’ll confirm your plan, but expect to pay out of pocket.
CareCredit is available, which spreads the cost over monthly payments.
Have questions about your insurance coverage or payment options?
Our knowledgeable team is here to assist you. Contact us today to discuss your specific needs.
Real Results
Before and After
Every photo here is a patient treated at our Everett practice, used with their permission. Results vary from person to person, and we’ll be straight with you about what’s realistic for your teeth during your consultation.
Doctors
Meet Your Everett Dental Team
At Icon Dental Center, you’re in expert hands. Our compassionate, highly trained team is committed to delivering outstanding care in a welcoming, family-friendly environment.
General & Cosmetic Dentist
Dr. Nadia Aboulhosn provides gentle, personalized dental care with a focus on patient comfort and long-term oral health. Originally from Brazil, she earned her Doctorate of Dental Surgery from the University of Washington in 2009.
She is fluent in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Arabic, and is known for her warm approach, clear communication, and strong community connection.
General & Cosmetic Dentist
Raised in Mukilteo and a proud graduate of the UW School of Dentistry (Top 10 of her class), Dr. Valentine is passionate about blending modern techniques with patient-centered care. She speaks Cantonese fluently and focuses on delivering high-quality, comfortable dental experiences for patients of all ages.
Want to meet the team in person?
Visit our Everett dental office – we love meeting new patients and
families. You can also meet our support team, the people who will greet you at the door and help with scheduling and insurance.
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What Patients Are Saying About Icon Dental Center in Everett
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Location
Visit Our Everett Dental Office
Ready to Book Your Appointment? Whether you’re due for a routine checkup or considering cosmetic treatment, our friendly team in Everett is here to help.
Icon Dental Center – Everett
Address:
1820 100th Pl SE Suite B, Everett, WA 98208, United States
Phone:
(425) 337-2400
Hours:
Mon, Tues, Thu: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wed 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sat, Sun & Fri: Closed
Faq's
Frequently Asked Questions
Whitening is not permanent. The things that stained your teeth in the first place will dull them again, and the ADA names tobacco along with highly pigmented food and drink such as red wine, coffee, tea, cola and dark fruits. How long you get varies from person to person, which is why we will not promise you a number. Take-home trays make topping up straightforward.
Temporary sensitivity and some gum irritation are the most common side effects, and the ADA reports that mild to moderate sensitivity can affect up to two thirds of people in the early stages of treatment. Both are described as transient and usually settle within a few days of finishing. Tell us if your teeth are already sensitive and we will adjust the strength and timing rather than telling you to push through.
No. Whitening only works on natural tooth enamel. If you have visible restorations we’ll talk through what that means before starting.
Zoom is faster, take-home is more gradual and easier on sensitive teeth. Neither is better overall, it depends on your timing and your teeth.
Yes, mainly because we check your teeth and gums first and the trays fit properly. Ill-fitting kits leak gel onto the gums.
Almost certainly not. Whitening is treated as cosmetic. We’ll confirm your specific plan.
Not as a cosmetic treatment at that age. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry discourages full-arch cosmetic bleaching for children and adolescents who still have their primary or mixed dentition, meaning baby teeth or a mix of baby and adult teeth. If you are worried about the colour of a child’s tooth, that is worth an exam rather than a whitening appointment, because a single discoloured tooth in a child usually has a cause worth finding. We see children from six months at our children’s dentistry appointments.
The ADA splits it in two, and the difference decides whether whitening is the right treatment at all. Outside the tooth, staining builds up on the enamel from tobacco and from strongly coloured food and drink, red wine, coffee, tea, cola and dark fruits. Whitening works on that. Inside the tooth, discolouration comes from the enamel or the dentin underneath, and the ADA lists ageing, fluorosis, certain antibiotics taken in childhood such as tetracycline, decay, amalgam fillings, and injury to the tooth’s nerve. Whitening does not change that, which is why an exam comes first. There is more on the different kinds of staining in our guide to types of teeth stains.
Looking at other options? See all our cosmetic treatments in Everett.
Last updated: Aug 2026