What's the best teeth whitener on the market?
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I've tried everything you can think of. None of them really work too well on my teeth but I smoke alot. My husbands aunt use to work at dentist office, and she said none of the teeth whitener are really good for your gums. Especially the ones in the little bottle where you paint it on your teeth. I used that gel stuff one time, you put the gel in the tooth tray put it in your mouth and it has a blue light that helps brighten your teeth. It didn't help me at all. It only turned gums white for a few hours and made my teeth and gums really irritated. I find that the toothpaste that come in the tube with orange top, (i don't remember if it's made by crest or colgate) and it has extreme clean on it and it's orange flavored. That works awesome on my teeth. Also I just tried another tooth paste made by colgate. It comes in a purple tube. It's called colgate Luminous paradise fresh. That works pretty good too. It has an awesome flavor. It makes you wanna brush your teeth 6 times a day instead of 3. It strengthens and whitens your tooth enamel with fluoride mineral formulation. But the best one that works for me (you have to remember everybodys body is different and acts differently to certain products) is that extreme orange flavored toothpaste.
645232
300 - 700.  Depends on the dentist and which treatment you go with .  The fastest is the most expensive where they do it in the office that day with light and chemical... and the other is whitener you have to take over weeks and leave on your teeth for 30 minutes at a time.
796994
Brush\n\n\nThat is about it.  The old wives tales about lemon juice and salt will just damage your teeth, and the one about peroxide is not completely true either, as I have soaked an extracted tooth in that to remove the blood and tissue and it took soaking it for about 24 hours for the tooth to get white. So unless you plan on holding peroxide in your mouth for 24 hours, which I don't recommend, that isn't going to work well to whiten.\n\nCrest whitestrips are not that expensive and they do work.  Don't try those old wives tales.
503789
Get ZOOM whitening from the dentist if you can afford it. They use that on all the makeover shows. If you gotta go low budget, use Crest whitening strips....they work too!!! But you have to use them everyday!!
692366
Results from tooth paste are totally insignificant the best way to whiten your teeth is by using Carbamide Peroxide, this is what dentists actually use and charge £300 per treatment.\nWe sell this for home use for around £20 and we also sell Laser kits. If you would like to know more please e mail me. http:/www.whitegob.com
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I use the Crest Premium Whitestrips and my mom noticed my teeth were whiter after only 4 days use (I don't live with her, I just visited after 4 days use.)  My dental hygenist noticed after I used the week's worth and it was about 3 months later.  I also use Aquafresh Extreme Whitening toothpaste, I don't think it helps much, but piece of mind.  Just as an FYI - I drink about 5 cups of coffee every week also and that doesn't help them stay white.
618631
I'd say the Colgate lemon toothpaste.
850955
Commercial tooth whiteners use hydrogen peroxide and\n are expensive and inconvenient. A cheap and natural\n tooth whitening home remedy uses few strawberries \nbut certain precautions have to be taken.\nI found the information at http://tinyurl.com/ep7yg
29006
Actually, there isn't a tooth paste that really whitens. They all say they do, but it's false advertising. They don't carry the bleach that is needed to whiten your teeth. Either go with Crest Whitening strips or get it done with your dentist.
645175
Try http://www.ProWhite-Teeth.com my wife and I have had great results with this product. \n\nProWhite works great!
27483
I use three different products to whiten my teeth. \n\nListerine has a new mouthwash that foams and whitens your teeth and is effective when used with Arm & Hammer whitening toothpaste. \n\nTo get that quick and effective white right away, try Rembrandt's 2 Hour White.
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I'm a dentist.\n\nGenerally, dentists and hygienists recommend electric brushes to patients specifically because they are more gentle on the teeth and gums.\n\nSonicare is an excellent toothbrush.  I use it myself and recommend it to my patients (whenever I talk about toothbrushes, that is).  Oral-B has a longstanding history of making dental products, and it is very unlikely that they would manufacture a product that wasn't similarly gentle to the gums.  You may have been using it wrong.\n\nIn either case, as long as you're happy with the Sonicare, stick with it.
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New Crest White strips are now made for older people...look for the "renewal" version.  You must do them daily, though to keep up with the program and see full results.  Also, your dentist may recommend whitening products but at a much more expensive price ($300 and up).  Toothpastes with whitening help battle future stains but do little to get rid of older stains.  Drink coffee with straws along with tea and soda.
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There are some really good whitening products available through your dentist.  Opalescence is a good one.  It takes a little longer for tetracycline staining than for regular stains but the wait is worth it.  Some say do veneers but they are expensive and only last 5 to 10 yrs last i heard. We're talking 5to 600 a tooth.
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I think the effects of the whitening toothpastes are very, very marginal.\n\nBetter to focus on the main purposes of toothpaste.\n\nIn that respect I personally think Colgate Total is the best of all.  If I cannot find it, I will use Aquafresh, the striped one.\n\nI believe you can get a variety of Colgate Total called Colgate Total plus Whitening.  So there you are.\n\nDon't get too carried away with whitening, many people have severely injured their gums that way.\n\nBetter to see a dentist for more help in that area.  There are veneers for older people, but rather expensive.
148930
They work, but Dr. George's Dental White is better and cheaper and can be used over and over again. It has plastic trays that you boil that form to your teeth perfectly. It's just like the dentist, but costs less than 10 dollars for a kit.
745950
I personally did not use it but I did see a report on the Channel Six News (Problem Solvers is the segment where they test out products and tell consumers if it is worth buying the product or not).  They tried the White Light Teeth Whitening System for a few days and then went to a dentist.  The dentist had taken a picture before trying the product and after he used it for a week and there was a very small change.  The dentist said that it would have just been easier and cheaper to have it done in his office then wasting the time and money on that product.