What is the best tooth whitener? - best tooth whitener
I tried the Rembrandt teeth whitening (about 5 tubes, which are used) for several weeks. He has some light shade whiter teeth, but I noticed that I always start after one day, my teeth, light yellow! It's like the reverse process! I know - it makes no sense, but I've tried the system twice and it happened twice. I have tried Crest Whitestrips, but have very sensitive gums. The hardware is terrible. It works, but the chemistry is particularly acute in the gums. What do you suggest? What works? I can not do anything that can cause the teeth or gums. Toothpaste? Bands? Tablet?
6 comments:
try using hydrogen peroxide in water, use salt water to gargle
Try bleaching light!
Ask your dentist office offers Zoom whitening is more expensive by about $ 400, and make yourself at home in a week, but are exactly the same results, and costs about $ 150. It's pretty good
Try using a toothpaste for sensitive teeth, caused by a few days before bleaching and for a few days later made. I use Crest toothpaste sensitivity. There are treatments that can be used on the gums to your teeth. I do not see the brand names of the top of my head, but I know my store sold at Wal-Mart. Dentist.net Even for this kind of thing outside of a site called. It has everything you wanted, I love it.
Bleach go for the best, I must say that I have tried everything and even though I had the money ed about my teeth "zoom" have in the dental office is the best decision I ve ever made. I have done 18 months ago, and also with the results. I wish I would have lost money for Crest White Strips and other products over the years and just beginning to save for the zoom. We need a contact with the skins and a brightener stronger every 3-4 months, but you can have the bleach on the site I mentioned above (www.dentist.net) at a fraction of purchase price Isell ur dentist. I do not know whether you wanted an opinion about the Zoom, but I wish someone had told me years ago! Good luck.
cheaper than baking soda ...
cheaper than baking soda ...
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