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best teeth whitening

  • 25-11-2009 8:33pm
    #1
    snoopy12
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 187 ✭✭


    if there are any dentists out there i would love some advice on tooth whitening. i know there are pearls with getting it done but, what is best - crest strips, zoom laser or the take home trays? any recommendations would be great.


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  • #2
    Noel 006
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  • #3
    berger28
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    I think the take home trays are the best, you can top up at any time if you feel the need to without the need to see a dentist again, and i think the chairside/zoom bleaching can dehydrate the teeth.


  • #4
    Rigsby
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,457 ✭✭✭Rigsby


    berger28 wrote: »
    I think the take home trays are the best, you can top up at any time if you feel the need to without the need to see a dentist again, and i think the chairside/zoom bleaching can dehydrate the teeth.

    I was about to start a similar thread until I found this one. I am clueless on this subject. What exactly are "take home trays" ? Where can I get them ? Can these whiteners damage teeth ? What should I look out for, or avoid, when buying a kit ?

    Sorry for the interrogation :D. I'd like to try this, but have heard that some can remove part of the enamel from the tooth ?

    All opinions/advice greatly appreciated. Thanks.


  • #5
    berger28
    Closed Accounts Posts: 9 ✭berger28


    Rigsby wrote: »
    I was about to start a similar thread until I found this one. I am clueless on this subject. What exactly are "take home trays" ? Where can I get them ? Can these whiteners damage teeth ? What should I look out for, or avoid, when buying a kit ?

    Sorry for the interrogation :D. I'd like to try this, but have heard that some can remove part of the enamel from the tooth ?

    All opinions/advice greatly appreciated. Thanks.

    You need to go to a dentist to get them, they provide the bleach as well. You can buy kits over the counter but they are not near as good as the ones you get from a dentist because they dont fit well (bleach can escape).
    It doesnt remove enamel, rather it cleans the pores of the teeth (the part that gathers stains/discolouration) You may suffer sensitivity while your bleaching but this will completely subside after.


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