Dental Health Care

Teeth Whitening Gel and Strips

Over-the-counter teeth whitening gel and strips kits are easy to purchase at various retailers and drug stores. Teeth whitening strips are very thin clear strips that are coated with peroxide-based whitening gels. The strips range from around $15-60 dollars for a time period of 7-28 days, used daily or multiple times a day, depending on the company. Whitening gel’s are very similar to the strips and are used daily for the same time period as strips, but the time periods depend on the brand and manufacturer. These gel’s cost anywhere from $10-30 dollars. The gels are just applied with a small brush directly to the surface of your teeth. These are both user friendly and easy to do at the convenience of your home. They are cost affordable and generally have initial results in a few days that last for a few months give or take.

Whitening Toothpastes

Another popular teeth whitening procedure are whitening toothpastes. Many teeth whitening brands have a division of whitening toothpastes that are suppose to be used as a secondary method to the original whitening kit. The main purpose of the whitening toothpaste’s is to help remove those surface stains from your teeth. A whitening toothpaste can possible lightening your teeth color by one shade. A lot of whitening toothpastes are used as an added procedure to ensure the whitest teeth possible.

Whitening Rinses

A third and easy teeth whitening procedure are whitening rinses. A lot of over-the-counter teeth whitening brands offer a whitening mouthwash that helps reduce plaque and gum disease. A whitening rinse runs a little less than $7 dollars and can help you fight bad breathe while whitening your teeth.

If you want a more expensive teeth whitening procedure there is always the in-office dental teeth whitening that a lot of dentist offer. This in-house bleaching is usually done under a special light or laser that requires a bleaching whitening product applied directly to the teeth. There a generally dramatic results after multiple uses of in-office treatments.  This can be slightly costly and range from $150-$900 dollars or more.

Teeth whitening is a very easy and affordable thing to do. From over the counter to the dentist office you have many available resources to ensure that you have the whitest teeth and the prettiest smile possible.

Tim Angeles

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