Which is the best teeth whitener technique. Laser or veneers?
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Get caps.  Probably the best.
437773
Veneers are a thin piece of porcelain that cover the front of your tooth.  They are bonded to the front of your tooth after the dentist preps the tooth first.  Prepping the tooth is when the doc will take a very small amount of tooth structure off of the front of the tooth to make it easier to bond.  The easiest analogy is they are like fake fingernails, the fake fingernail is very thin, it is placed over the top of your existing fingernail, and then is glued into place.  Veneers are a good alternative to people that have small spaces that they want to close without going through braces. Cost depends on where you live.  At my office we charge $1200.00 per tooth.  Costly, but to many recipients well worth it.
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yes they do and they affect the color of your teeth even if you haven't got veneers. You can chew gum though. Veneers probably will need to be replaced in about 40 years though cause i cant see them lasting longer than that. Just remember not to drink coffee/wine everyday but i dont think once a week will stain them
176257
Get veneers on your teeth, they can be as perfect as a Movie star then.
112123
It does also eat away the glue. Tooth whitening strips are NOT healthy at all. The best way to whiten your teeth is through frequent brushing/flossing. I recommend the Braun OralB rechargeable brush. It works great! Also, go to your dentist for a whitening treatment. Store bought treatments decalcify your teeth greatly!
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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!!
831474
either crest whitestrips also to keep up your "whiteness" quick rinse with peroxide everyday
210070
Composite is usually the materail the dentist will use to fill in cavities.  It can also be used for chairside veneers (usually done in the one day). Porceline veneers are a much stronger material that a dental lab would have to make, but you need to wait for the lab to make them for you.  If you are just trying to fill in a small area on the tooth, I would probably recommend the composite. If you are trying to cover a larger area, go with the porceline.
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i definatley would have to say Crest Whitening Strips.  It's worth the price.  Trust me*
462679
Don't worry about stupid ppl with their stupid answers (The first answer on here)!!  The best thing to gently whiten your teeth would be topol( a whitening toothpaste).  It works great for smokers, coffee drinkers, etc. and it is very gentle, i use it every day and my teeth are so much more whiter! Congratulations on your Graduation!!!!!
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Classic is just a gradual 2 week whitening\nPremium is stronger and works better\nPremium Plus is as strong as premium but works the fastest.
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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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You really can't whiten teeth with any type bleach that has been stained by tetracyclene, But... You can get porcelin veneers bonded to the teeth themselves that are of a white shade, and there is a cheaper way if you can get your dentist to do it, and that is getting Veneers done with a composite material,(instead of porcelin) which is the stuff they use to fill cavities with, a nice white shade, they may not last but  a few years, but the cost is like somewhere between $70-$100 per tooth could be less or more, but that is what i got 2 of my teeth done for,(it was free actually because i worked for the dentist,)but that is the fee he charged for his patients, alot of doctors don't want to do them, because... it is cheaper, and they don't last as long as veneers, But if you call around to different dentists, there should be one out there willing to do it,you need to be a little persistant with them and tell them this is what you want,and let them know you will take your chances on them not lasting as long as porcelin veneers, (I'VE HAD MINE FOR 10 YEARS NOW.)
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If you are asking new technology, I would have to say..\n1)Cerec in-office crown and bridge fabrication\n2)Digital radiography (less radiation exposure)\n3)Lasers for cutting tooth and tissue(less evasive)\n4)Pain free anesthesia (the wand)\n5)Paperless/Computerized offices\n6)Zoom whitening (1hr session, lasting results)\nThose are just a few off hand! Dentistry has came a long long way...Hope this helps answer your question
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I would say in office bleaching...when you whiten your smile your fillings will not whiten...dentist can point out spots that will reject the whitener which may be very helpful advice...plus most times when you whiten in house they will give you the set so you can do it again in 6 or more months...I believe this in house job also last longer too and is more through...just remember whitening can eat at the enamel so make sure to ask about sensitive tooth toothpaste afterwards so you are well prepared.
422016
yes, i got the stuff from the dentist cuz it works faster than the over the counter stuff.   DO it!   u will not regret it.... a whiter smile makes u so much more confident.
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The more expensive the product, the better it is going to be.  So, starting with the cheapest, is brushing twice a day and flossing.  The cleaner your teeth are, the whiter they are going to be.  Stay away from coffee, tea, and red wine.  Then there's whitening toothpastes, floss, and rinses.  These will give results, but not as much as whitening stips or gels.  I know a lot of people who have been satisfied with Crest Whitening Strips.  Just be careful using whitening products, because they can cause sensitivity.  So, if you already have sensitive teeth, be aware.  Many electric toothbrushes claim to make teeth whiter.  I use the Sonicare brush, and I can tell a difference.  But it's not a dramatic difference.  I notice it, but I don't know if others do.  I know the Crest Spin Brush has one with brusheads that claim to whiten teeth.  If you're looking for a real big difference in shades, then you may want to try the strips.  It seems to be the biggest improvement for the cheapest.