Tooth Whitening Choosing The Best Method
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Tooth Whitening: How to Choose the Best Method
In today's image-conscious society, many people are following the examples of celebrities like Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman by opting for a bright white smile. But with countless tooth whitening treatments available, how do you choose the best method for you?
The tooth whitening industry is booming, representing a $2 billion dollar business in the US. New products are constantly appearing, each claiming to be the latest and greatest. So, how do you make the right choice?
First, it’s crucial to understand that tooth whitening has its limits. Years of coffee, tea, or smoking can mean no treatment will give you a perfect Hollywood smile. While you will likely see improvements, managing expectations is key.
Also, tooth whitening is not permanent. Over time, your teeth will gradually discolor again.
There are three main whitening methods available today: over-the-counter whitening strips, custom-fitted trays from your dentist, and professional in-office whitening. To decide which suits you best, consider safety, cost, and effectiveness.
Safety First
Regardless of the method, always consult your dentist before starting any treatment. Issues with your teeth or gums might lead to painful experiences or even damage your dental enamel.
Whitening Strips
Whitening strips are the simplest and most affordable option. Generic brands start at about $13, while brands like Crest cost around $35. Newer products like White Light claim faster results at similar prices. However, these products require repeated use, raising safety concerns. Overuse can lead to enamel damage, so follow instructions carefully.
Custom-Fitted Trays
A more effective method is using a custom-fitted tray from your dentist, worn at night for about two weeks. While this method offers better results, many find wearing a tray uncomfortable. Additionally, the cost ranges from $300 to $1,000, reflecting the dental services required to fit the tray.
Professional Whitening
The most effective method is professional whitening by a dentist, often referred to as laser or zoom whitening. This quick procedure, usually under an hour, is supervised by a dentist, ensuring safety. Prices vary but generally start at $500, with most treatments around or above $1,000.
Conclusion
Ultimately, with tooth whitening, you get what you pay for. Cheaper options may save money but often lead to disappointment. Investing in professional services, though costly, generally ensures better and longer-lasting results.
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