How much does teeth cleaning usually cost?
In general, dental cleaning includes ultrasonic cleaning, sandblasting cleaning, and ZOOM teeth whitening, with the following reference prices: ultrasonic cleaning costs approximately 200–500 yuan per session; sandblasting cleaning costs approximately 150–400 yuan per session; and ZOOM teeth whitening costs approximately 600–1000 yuan per session. Factors influencing the cost of dental cleaning include differences in medical facility types, regional variations, and individual oral health conditions.
Different Dental Cleaning Methods and Price References:
Service Name |
Ultrasonic Cleaning |
Sandblasting Cleaning |
ZOOM Teeth Whitening |
Reference Price |
200–500 yuan/session |
150–400 yuan/session |
600–1000 yuan/session |
Principle |
Uses ultrasonic vibration combined with water spray to remove tartar and plaque |
Employs high-pressure airflow mixed with water and specialized abrasive particles to remove surface deposits from teeth |
Uses hydrogen peroxide combined with potassium nitrate and fluoride to break down and remove discolored pigment molecules on teeth |
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Suitable Candidates |
Suitable for most people, especially those with complex dental conditions and severe tartar or plaque buildup |
Ideal for individuals needing removal of surface tooth stains, particularly from tobacco, tea, or coffee |
Suitable for patients with darker tooth color who wish to improve their dental aesthetics |
Recovery Period |
3–7 days |
3–7 days |
3–5 days |
Duration of Effect |
6–12 months |
1–2 years |
5–8 years |
Advantages |
1. Simple procedure |
1. Comfortable and painless |
1. Non-invasive whitening |
Potential Risks |
1. Tooth sensitivity |
1. Tooth sensitivity |
1. Tooth sensitivity |
Factors Affecting Price:
1. Type of Medical Facility
Large dental hospitals or well-known chain clinics typically offer more professional, comfortable, and personalized cleaning services, resulting in higher prices. In contrast, smaller hospitals or general clinics may provide more cost-effective options.
2. Regional Differences
Variations in economic development, living costs, and distribution of medical resources across regions directly affect dental cleaning fees. In first-tier cities or economically developed areas, higher living costs lead to correspondingly higher medical service prices. In smaller cities or grassroots medical facilities, lower operating costs make cleaning services more affordable.
3. Individual Oral Health Conditions
For patients with severe tartar buildup, heavy pigmentation, or complicated conditions such as periodontal disease, the difficulty and time required for cleaning increase, leading to higher costs.
It is recommended to visit a reputable hospital and choose the most suitable method under a dentist’s guidance.


