Teeth Whitening Kit  

Teeth whitening kit? As with any new health regimen, it’s always a good idea to consult with a health professional (in this case your dentist) prior to using home teeth bleaching kits. While home teeth- bleaching kits are safe for many people, there are several circumstances when it may not be appropriate for some people to use them. Before heading to the drug store for home teeth- bleaching kits, go over this quick assessment

Whitening strips and gels

They use peroxide to help bleach away tooth stains. You put them right on your teeth with a brush or thin strip. A full course takes between 10 and 14 days. You may need to apply them twice a day. Shop our whitening kit here

Mouthwashes and rinses

These often use a mild hydrogen peroxide solution to brighten your teeth. To give whitening mouthwashes a boost, some people rinse first and then brush their teeth with a whitening toothpaste.

Toothpaste

These are just like the mildly abrasive, fluoride toothpaste you might use now, but with added polishing agents or chemicals to help remove stains.  You can contact us prior to booking an appointment to find out if we have any whitening specials available.  Book your 30-minute session.

Tray-based bleaching systems

Conclusion

The answer depends on the dollars — and days — you want to spend on brightening your smile. Consider these tips when evaluating at-home teeth-bleaching products.

How to Maintain Your Good Results

Once you have used our whitening products, there are things you can do to prevent stains and keep your smile as bright as possible:

• Practice good dental hygiene, including brushing twice a day, flossing once a day and seeing us for your routine cleanings
• Be aware of major stain culprits, such as red wine, tomato-based foods, energy drinks,  tea and coffee
• Rinse your mouth with water after eating or drinking so that stain causers don’t sit on your teeth
• Don’t smoke

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