Teeth Whitening -- Small Discomfort For A Dazzling Smile
With the amazing progress that we have recently encountered in the tooth whitening business, any dangers experienced in the past have virtually been eliminated. Both professional and home treatment expose you to a minute risk of mouth cancer in either gums or tongue. The dangers these days, are thankfully very small. The biggest problem you are likely to encounter with home treatment is sore teeth and gums. We have all seen the dazzling smiles of the film stars and I challenge you to find me someone who would not be prepared for a few weeks of discomfort for similar results. If you already have sensitive teeth, it may be prudent to consult a professional before undertaking treatment as the whitening process is the result of the tooth enamel being stripped and bleached. Do Brush on Teeth Whitening treatments work? Thats a question I have been asked a couple of times recently. From my research, it appears they do work to some degree, but they would probably be my least favoured whitening option. It is the most simple method,?.just brush on..leave overnight and instanty, your teeth are white. Unfortunately, its not quite that simple as saliva gets on the teeth and parts of the formula are rubbed off leaving an uneven result. Many of the brush on products also contain glycerin which leads to extreme sensitivity. If I was considering a home treatment, I would tend to favour the home teeth whitening kits that utilize a mouth tray and a special gel. New products available allow for the trays to be moulded to fit your teeth perfectly. Sometimes I think that you ?get what you pay for?, but Home kits do whiten teeth for far less than you?d pay for a professional treatment. Just do not expect to look in the mirror and see an Extreme Makeover result! Two of the most common varieties are Crest Whitestrips and Colgate Simply White. Crest Whitestrips are nearly invisible sticky strips that are worn twice a day, for 30 minutes at a time. Colgate Simply White Night is a gel that is brushed onto your teeth before bedtime. Researchers have found that both methods work, however users often do not get the full benefits of their whitening kits because they stop usage before the recommended time. So if you give either of these whitening methods a try, remember to stick with it. About the Author: Author Antony Wilton is an Australian who has been researching teeth whitening and other procedures for a number of years. His regular reports are available at his popular site http://www.zoomwhiteteeth.com Source: www.isnare.com |