Tooth Whitening?

Anyone in the UK know of any good tooth whitening products out there?? Or of costs of having it done by a dentist?Thanks!
Answer:
Try Crest Whitestrips. They are from the states, so i buy them through ebay. Work out around 拢20 but they do work, and i think theyre worth the moneyhttp://thepeoplesforum.myfastforum.org...

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Try the White light stuff.Can`t remember the name of it but you get some gum shields which you apply the paste they provide.Then you turn the white light on and keep it in for quite some time.After you have done this about three ttimes your teeth will be alot whiter.It can be a little tingley for lack of a better word.Especially if you have sensative teeth but the results i got were worth it what with me being a smoker and all.Good luck..!

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well as far as tooth whitening products are concerned products available commercially are in form of strips and gels, you can get whitenning strips or opalscene gel available commercially.

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any tooth whitening products available to buy in shops are not worth the money, they do not work the bleaching agent in them is too weak to do anything - i don't know about the 1's in america though! i would advise you to get it done by a dentist, it will be more expensive and vary from practice to practice but you will get better results. also don't forget you are dealing with bleach in your mouth so it's better to deal with a proffesional.
you have to bear in mind that any crowns, bridges or tooth coloured fillings will not change colour. you also need to be dentally fit before undertaking any whitening treatments ie. any fillings would have to be done before hand.
hope this helps.

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if your teeth are extremely stained you could have nusmile veneers from the hospital group which are small porciline veneers placed onto your original teeth. however these are very expensive so if you just want to whiten your smile you could use the jml teeth whitening system which you can find on www.jmldirect.com remember that some teeth whitening systems are abraisive to enamel so dont use it too often

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