What is the best at-home teeth whitening product?
Seriously, the best and cheapest answer is Crest Whitestrips http://www.whitestrips.com/. It is easy, you can find it anywhere, it isnt too expensive and if you find you have sensitivity issues, then just wear it for less time than you did before. Its pretty much foolproof and wont cost you an arm and a leg.
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Your toothbrush, toothpaste and ability to avoid teeth-staining liquids like red wine, colas, coffee and teas.
Also note: If you must drink coffee or tea, drink it without milk/cream and sugar. Dairy products bond to your enamel and trap sugars- which eat into your enamel; thus causing staining and potential cavity-causing conditions.
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Seriously, the best and cheapest answer is Crest Whitestrips. It is easy, you can find it anywhere, it isnt too expensive and if you find you have sensitivity issues, then just wear it for less time than you did before. Its pretty much foolproof and wont cost you an arm and a leg.
Seriously, the best and cheapest answer is Crest Whitestrips http://www.whitestrips.com/. It is easy, you can find it anywhere, it isnt too expensive and if you find you have sensitivity issues, then just wear it for less time than you did before. Its pretty much foolproof and wont cost you an arm and a leg.
As a dental student, I can tell you that no at home whitening kit will work as well as a whitening in the office. I would advise sucking up the cost if you really want your teeth to shine. If that's out of the question, go with the Whitestrips, toothpastes ultimately don't do anything but add additional grit which could cause problems if you have sensitive teeth.
Depends a lot on your price range. I've had success with everything from the paint-on type that looks like its in a Wite-out container and the Crest Whitestrips. Both times I had some minor tooth sensitivity issues. However, if you can afford them, the trays tend to get the best reviews since they contain stronger solutions and whiten more than just your front teeth.