So between the photos at last week's company party and last night's conference drinks, I realized I REALLY need to do something about the color of my teeth. I've used Rembrandt's little whitening kit before and it seemed to do all of nada, zero, and zilch. And I sat with that shit for two hours. I brush with whitening toothpaste. I don't smoke or drink coffee, and get plenty of calcium. I don't have the money for a $500 tooth bleaching, either. Any help?
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Date: 2006-06-21 08:55 pm (UTC)I had two trays created for the top and bottom of my mouth, like retainers. You squirt the bleach in there and leave them in overnight. The trays cost about $400, I think, about as much as a treatment.
But there are two big pluses to this: you control the whole process, so if the bleach makes your teeth hurt, you can alternate nights, and you can decide how white you want your teeth. (Yes, you can go glow-in-the-dark-white with this treatment.) The other big benefit is that since the bleach is only $10 a pack and you have the trays for life, the upkeep is WAY cheaper. I wear them overnight for 2-3 nights every six months to keep my teeth pearly white.
Again, it's an expensive solution, but might be worth saving a little towards since it's a one-time expense.
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