What is a very good quality home whitening system?

Question

I've used whitestrips, they are gooey and leave white dots on my gums. I've used bleaching wands that you brush on before bed that seem to work alright but not as well as I'd like! I've also used the Rembrandt extreme 2 hour whitening which hurt like hell. Any recommendations of maybe a tray system I could use overnight or something you've tried that you really like? My teeth are really only a little stained from coffee but I want to have a bright smile because my teeth and smile are very important in my field of work. Thanks so much in advance!

Answer 1

Well let me give you the best type, but first let me explain the different types of bleaching systems:

There's the office bleaching, and this type you do in a dentist's clinic, and it is a one visit procedure, which means you come out of the dentst's office and you're done, but this type is very expensive, and causes some sensitivity later to some people.

Then there's the home bleaching, in this type you go to a dentist and he/she takes an impression of your teeth and constructs you a custom tray made only for you, you take that home and apply a whitening jel he/she provides, and you put the tray on for 6 hours then brush your teeth. This technique takes a longer time for effect (around 2 weeks), but it is very safe and causes you no sensitivity at all.

So i would recommend that you go with the home bleacing.

Answer 2

I had my teeth whitened first at the dentist followed up by using the trays left overnight for two weeks. (as per my dentist). The brand the dentist used is not available in stores and is a greater strength than you can buy. However, since then I have touched up my teeth periodically using the "Rembrandt" peroxide tray system: I was quite impressed. You may find some gum irritation when you use this, but it does remove most coffee stains, which can be stubborn. Just be patient.

Answer 3

there is a new whitening system from avon,i haven't tried it tho. seems you have tried everything,i likes crest whitestrips premium. and a whitening toothpaste. the best bet is to ask the dentist to recommend an at home kit from the office,or just get them professionally whitened.

Answer 4

Commercial tooth whiteners use hydrogen peroxide and
are expensive and inconvenient. A cheap and natural
tooth whitening home remedy uses few strawberries
but certain precautions have to be followed. details
available at

Answer 5

it seems you mentioned all the over the counter products. just use a whitening toothpaste and be careful not to abuse your teeth. you could see your dentist for a home whitening kit.