What is the Best Professional Teeth Whitening?

The BEST whitening is one that has been thoughtfully matched to your discoloration, the current comfort of your teeth now, and your personality style.  For many people, the best result is from Deep Bleaching or Deep Whitening. It is a combination method of some whitening in the office and a short period of whitening at home.  A significant percentage of people can get great results at home using professionally made home whitening trays. As a cosmetic dentist in Denver... more

The good news is - "All the teeth whitening systems work well." The bad news is- "None of them work well on everyone. People with yellow or brown teeth whiten easily. Those with grey or stripped teeth usually do not whiten well and require a cosmetic service like Porcelain Veneers or Bonding. Trays take longer, cost less, and one can control the amount of whitening better. Power bleaching in the office (Zoom, Britesmile) are very quick, cost more, and may whiten more than... more

When comparing different whitening systems, you need to take into consideration several key points: What kind of light source does this system use? Does the system contain a light filtration system? What is the strength of the whitening gel used? What is the quality of the whitening gel? There are several different kinds of light sources available and some are significantly stronger than others. Essentially the stronger the light source, the faster and more effective whitening... more

The only difference in the hundreds of dentist-prescribed whitening systems out there is the concentration of the gel (oxygenating agent) and the way it is applied to your teeth. There are two main ways of carrying out tooth whitening: Tray based whitening. The gel is placed in a custom made night-guard which is worn for a set period for 10-14 days. The period you wear the trays depends on the type and concentration of peroxide gel. In-surgery whitening, also known as laser or power... more

Your dentist has the ability to prove two different types of whitening solutions: The first is done with thin plastic trays that are custom fit to the patient’s teeth. The plastic trays are filled with the bleaching solution and the patient will wear these for 1 to 8 hours once or twice a day for one to two weeks. The second option is where the teeth are bleached in the office. The bleaching process takes about an hour. Typically it is one visit, although some offices will recommend... more

If your teeth are significantly stained and yellow, in-office whitening supervised by your dentist is your best bet. I find the AcquaBrite whitening system to be the most effective, even for stubbornly stained teeth (like tetracycline-stained grey/brown teeth), with little to no sensitivity. Using a combination of in-office whitening gel along with at home bleaching, we've gotten awesome results with our patients.

If you have stained and yellow teeth,  the best Professional Whitening Product is KOR Whitening.  It works and you will be thrilled with the results.  Check out their web site!!!  

In my professional opinion, I think whitening with a high strength gel, using custom trays is the best.  It is cost effective, safe, and gets great results for a healthy, bright smile.  Your dentist would make the trays by taking a custom mold of your teeth.  Patients who are good candidates for this procedure, in my office, are sent home with their trays, a 35% Opalescence whitening kit, and detailed instructions.  Whitening is achieved by wearing the gel in the... more

All bleaching systems (take home trays or Zoom whitening) produce the same result they just take different amounts of time. The final color of your teeth can fade slightly over time. For that reason I usually suggest zoom first followed by take home trays to touch up after cleanings. Watch my videos for more information see video

There are 3 main options for professional whitening that range in cost and effectiveness. In-office whitening is the fastest method. It is done in your dentist's office, takes about 2 hours, and is the most expensive. About 25% of patients reach maximum whitening results after one visit. On average, it takes 3 visits to reach max results. Tray systems work in two methods. Day or Night. Day whitening requires you to wear trays with whitening gel for an hour each day. Maximum results are... more

There are many whitening treatments on the UK market and you and the dentist will decide which treatment is best for you. Here at the London Centre for Cosmetic Dentistry we do a range of whitening treatments: AquaBrite, which is suitable for those with sensitivity Power whitening for those with badly stained teeth WY10 whitening, recently launched, which is gaining excellent results in just two ten-minute sessions. It is important that whitening is performed under the supervision of a... more

Generally, all teeth whitening options are about the same. Personally, I use a red light to whiten teeth, which gives off NO heat, reduces sensitivity, does not burn the gentle soft tissue, and is overall a safer treatment option. I also recommend that clients who are deciding on getting their teeth professionally whitened look for an office that is skilled in this practice, have had a lot of success whitening the teeth of even the toughest of cases, and also, they should look for an office... more

You should choose a whitening system based on how long the whitening product stays on your teeth. The less time that the hydrogen peroxide is placed on your tooth, the better, and you'll experience less to no sensitivity.