Has anyone had good results with at home teeth whitening kits? I really would like to make my teeth a few shades brighter but don't really want to have to have it done at my dentist. I was thinking of making an appt with him for March, but thought I'd ask around and see if there is a good home kit to try.
Any suggestions?
Re: teeth whitening
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Quick question... would they work better if I had a cleaning first or does it not matter?
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[QUOTE]Hey ladies! I'm a dental professional and the best product for at home whitening are the crest whitestrips. They have actual studies supporting them so I would stick to that brand but I haven't heard anything bad about other brands. Stay away from whitening toothpastes as a regular toothpaste because it can cause recession - it doesn't actually whiten it just removes surface stain and is very abrasive Whitening mouthrinse is the silliestthing on the market, it has no whitening effects it is a pure cash grab! I personally would suggest the whitestrips though, I have lots of clients that use them and it turns out wonderfully! Note: it can only whiten teeth if you have fillings/crowns they will not change colour
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