Teeth Whitening Tips/Advice



go see a dentist.....my mate's a dentist and does it professionally, fully qualified etc.....he said strips etc, or supposed 'pros' won't work....or at worst can do damage, always see a specialist....personally I don't see the point but there you go.
 
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You pompous twat!

(Find stuff online useless, paid dentist £200 for cast gumshield thing n 3 shringes):oops:

Another vote for the at home dentist supplied kits.

Can make your teeth quite sensitive though. I got shooting pains in a couple of teeth whilst I had the trays on.
 
Another vote for the at home dentist supplied kits.

Can make your teeth quite sensitive though. I got shooting pains in a couple of teeth whilst I had the trays on.

Another vote from me too.

I had invisalign done on my top and bottom teeth and after 42 weeks of treatment to get my gnashers straight, I thought id get them cleaned up. I didn't want bright white daft lads' teeth... just less yellow. Initially, I went to a cosmetic dentist in Sunderland who recommended the trays and gel treatments with a follow up and regular maintenance kit. Shop around, I was quoted £700 but in the end got it for £400.

Results were brilliant, i now laugh at mates who've had veneers, they always look as though they are 1.5x too big for their mouths.
 
Another vote from me too.

I had invisalign done on my top and bottom teeth and after 42 weeks of treatment to get my gnashers straight, I thought id get them cleaned up. I didn't want bright white daft lads' teeth... just less yellow. Initially, I went to a cosmetic dentist in Sunderland who recommended the trays and gel treatments with a follow up and regular maintenance kit. Shop around, I was quoted £700 but in the end got it for £400.

Results were brilliant, i now laugh at mates who've had veneers, they always look as though they are 1.5x too big for their mouths.
How much did the invisalign cost (could do with that on my upper teeth tbh).
 
Watched a thing on bbc the other day where they got a dentist to do proper reviews on tooth whitening products and the only thing that showed any real visible improvement was the procedure that you have to actually get done by the dentist. They aren’t allowed to sell kits on the high street containing anything like the amount of peroxide that a dentist is allowed to use, and it’s usually such an insignificant amount in the over-the-counter treatments that you might as well throw your money away.

Think I seen that, was he talking about the charcoal tooth paste being bad for your teeth.
 
Just order the gumshield and syringes of bleach from the dentist, you only leave them in for 30 mins these days as it’s strong stuff it used to be overnight , yes it works results are class once you get a good base it’s just few times a year maintenance needed to maintain the whiteness . Shop around different dentists prices vary a lot
 
Just order the gumshield and syringes of bleach from the dentist, you only leave them in for 30 mins these days as it’s strong stuff it used to be overnight , yes it works results are class once you get a good base it’s just few times a year maintenance needed to maintain the whiteness . Shop around different dentists prices vary a lot

People have been leaving their teeth in glasses over night for years man. :lol:
 
Watched a thing on bbc the other day where they got a dentist to do proper reviews on tooth whitening products and the only thing that showed any real visible improvement was the procedure that you have to actually get done by the dentist. They aren’t allowed to sell kits on the high street containing anything like the amount of peroxide that a dentist is allowed to use, and it’s usually such an insignificant amount in the over-the-counter treatments that you might as well throw your money away.

So a dentist said the only thing that worked was a procedure done by a dentist eh ;)
 

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