Teeth Whitening

DS1119

Any of the teeth whitening solutions sold in stores actually work?

conman

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DS1119

conman wrote:

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After I posted that's kind of what I thought too.

RKCNDY

I like the Crest Whitestrips best-my dentist says this is the best on the market without being sold thru them

the dentist sells a 'professional strength'-it works faster

if you have tooth sensitivity while using them, rinse with a flouride mouth rinse (ACT)

Love it, works really well.

thesewordselope

RKCNDY wrote:

I like the Crest Whitestrips best-my dentist says this is the best on the market without being sold thru them

the dentist sells a 'professional strength'-it works faster

if you have tooth sensitivity while using them, rinse with a flouride mouth rinse (ACT)

Love it, works really well.

We recommend the Crest White Strips for patients at my office that don't want the home kits, or in office bleaching. They work pretty good. Using a sensitivity toothpaste afterwards is a good idea.

marcos

The Crest night stuff you get in stores works almost as well as the dentist. I would do anything to avoid dealing with dentists unless absolutely necessary.

RKCNDY

thesewordselope wrote:

RKCNDY wrote:

I like the Crest Whitestrips best-my dentist says this is the best on the market without being sold thru them

the dentist sells a 'professional strength'-it works faster

if you have tooth sensitivity while using them, rinse with a flouride mouth rinse (ACT)

Love it, works really well.

We recommend the Crest White Strips for patients at my office that don't want the home kits, or in office bleaching. They work pretty good. Using a sensitivity toothpaste afterwards is a good idea.

Sensodyne has got to be some of the most disgusting flavored toothpaste!

My dentist gave me a sample of some sort of paste that tastes better, I can only get it from him...GCI? or something...but it's more of a 'dab it on whichever tooth is sensitive' not a 'brushing paste' per say.

thesewordselope

RKCNDY wrote:

thesewordselope wrote:

RKCNDY wrote:

I like the Crest Whitestrips best-my dentist says this is the best on the market without being sold thru them

the dentist sells a 'professional strength'-it works faster

if you have tooth sensitivity while using them, rinse with a flouride mouth rinse (ACT)

Love it, works really well.

We recommend the Crest White Strips for patients at my office that don't want the home kits, or in office bleaching. They work pretty good. Using a sensitivity toothpaste afterwards is a good idea.

Sensodyne has got to be some of the most disgusting flavored toothpaste!

My dentist gave me a sample of some sort of paste that tastes better, I can only get it from him...GCI? or something...but it's more of a 'dab it on whichever tooth is sensitive' not a 'brushing paste' per say.

Sensodyne is gross, I wont use it. I like Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief...it doesn't taste bad and actually leaves you feeling like you brushed your teeth, unlike some other sensitive toothpaste out there.

I havent heard of GCI and can't think of anything we give out at the office like that, but I am in Canada...maybe we don't have it here.

smarchee

thesewordselope has some sexy white teeth

ShimmyMommy

Ditto on what RKCDNY & thewordselope said.