23rd May 2011 - Hollywood is known for its residents with their pearly white smiles. But, having a white smile is not just the desire of models and actors. Since the early 1990s the popularity of using peroxide-based whiteners grew. In those early days treatments were only available in the dentist office. Today diy Teeth Whitening kits are available and work almost as effectively as these dentist treatments.

As the smile revolution took hold of the country the demand for diy teeth whitening options grew. These methods to whiten your teeth are less costly and more convenient that having to schedule an appointment with your dentist. Today the diy teeth whitening kits have pre-mixed solutions and even custom trays for more convenience and better results.

Studies have shown that whitening trays and strips dispensed by dentist are more effective in the long run that in-office bleaching treatments. It follows that the same would be true of diy teeth whitening products. The main reason that this may be true is that home treatments whether prescribed by your dentist or a purchased diy teeth whitening kit is left on the teeth for a longer period of time than a treatment in the office. This greatly increases the effectiveness of these whitening treatments.

Dentist agree that for long-term results at home diy teeth whitening products when used regularly are a great way to maintain your pearly white smile. Optimal results may take months for very stained teeth.

There is a wide variety of diy teeth whitening products to choose from. You can consult your dentist as to his recommendations for you. Products range from whitening toothpastes and dental floss, to whitening strips and trays with gels. If you purchase diy teeth whitening kits from the store or online you can expect to pay anything from four to one hundred dollars while if you purchased through your dentist you might pay four hundred dollars. This is a large difference that will make up any difference in effectiveness.

While you can purchase diy teeth whitening systems without a prescription it is recommended that you consult with your dentist. You may have issues that will adversely affect the effectiveness of these treatments. Only natural teeth will be whitened by these products so if you have a mixture of natural teeth with caps, bridges or other substances you may end up with worse looking teeth after treatment. While being supervised by your dentist will not prevent these issues from occurring he will be able to help you anticipate any issues and offer solutions to resolve them. The advice of your dentist should be considered carefully before you begin any at home diy teeth whitening routine.

Today there are stronger formulas of peroxide on the market so if you have sensitive teeth you may want to use a blue light system that speeds up the process. When you use a blue light you do not have to leave the solution on your teeth as long reducing the potential negative reaction sensitive teeth and gums may experience.

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