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Subject:
whitening at home, no trays
Category: Health Asked by: gremlin-ga List Price: $4.00 |
Posted:
01 Jan 2003 02:09 PST
Expires: 31 Jan 2003 02:09 PST Question ID: 135897 |
I'm going to try whitening my teeth at home, but trays seem like kind of a hassle, so I'd rather avoid them if possible. Colgate has a no-tray system (http://www.colgatesimplywhite.com/flash.html) where you paint the whitener onto your teeth after brushing. Other companies are selling whitening creams which you use in place of toothpaste. What brands work best? How does the effectiveness of techniques like this compare to at home whitening using trays? Are these "bleaching cream" tooth paste formulas (which my grocery store puts next to the tray-based whitening systems) much more effective than Whitening Crest, or any of those other, less expensive whitening toothpastes (which my grocery store puts in the toothpaste section)? |
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Subject:
Re: whitening at home, no trays
From: harwood-ga on 20 Jan 2003 15:43 PST |
Crest whitestrips are very effective compared to any toothpaste available. I found them to be much better than I expected. They are available for less than $30.00. They do work! |
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