What is the Best teeth whitening product?
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I’ve never used any teeth whitening products and I’d like to remove some stains from my teeth. So which one/ones works the best? A d does the white eventually fade back to the same color your tooth was before to where you’d have to whiten them again? If so, how long does the white usually last before it starts to fade?
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I’ve never used any teeth whitening products and I’d like to remove some stains from my teeth. So which one/ones works the best? A d does the white eventually fade back to the same color your tooth was before to where you’d have to whiten them again? If so, how long does the white usually last before it starts to fade?
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August 30th, 2009 at 9:20 am
You can ask your dentist about having them whitened. It cost about $500.00 or try dazzle white, it works really great to get white teeth and the best thing you can try it for free. Visit this site, if you interested to learn more about it
September 1st, 2009 at 9:55 am
Crest White Strips work great.
September 3rd, 2009 at 9:49 pm
Honestly, the best way to get whiter teeth faster and without fading,
is to brush once with whatever tooth paste and then brush with baking soda.
if you want, you can also rinse with hydrogen peroxide. just DO NOT swallow it.
it’s a cheaper way ( they’re both under a dollar) and it doesn’t take forever.
September 6th, 2009 at 11:12 pm
Yes, the white will eventually fade away. That’s why a lot of the system require you to have a maintaining procedures after the initial treatment.
I am a DIY guy, there are so many teeth whitening products you can give a try and usually it has a free trial offer. But be careful to understand their term of usage.
On the other hand, you can always quit before they charge you again.
Free trial is the best to test whether the system works for your particular situation, given there are so many variables with regards to your teeth situation.
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September 8th, 2009 at 3:51 pm
Sometimes you do need to reuse a whitener due to regular staining from coffee, tea, smoke etc. I will tell you what really worked for me was using a whitener and after getting my teeth to the shade I wanted I then bought a whitening toothpaste to maintain my teeth. Using a whitening toothpaste after whitening will keep your smile brighter for a long time. Many free trial offers available on net and you can get up to 9 shades brighter just during the trial.