Combined teeth whitening methods is best

Lance Timmerman DMD answers: Whiten teeth at home vs. teeth whitening at the dentist?

what teeth whitening solution is better?


Lance Timmerman, DMD
4 months ago
By Lance Timmerman, DMD - Seattle Cosmetic dentist

Everyone would like things as quick and as easy as possible. That's why in office treatment was created. No homework involved, just come in and get it done.

While all treatments work, some work better and some last longer. I have found that the whitest result that lasted the longest is a combination of in office and take home products. 

If you are looking for simply whit-ER, then just about anything will work. If you are looking for the whit-EST your own teeth can get, dentist assisted treatment is best.

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