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 Size 2 Crafters Choice White Taklon Fan Brush R9859 2  US $6.94
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 Size 4 Crafters Choice White Bristle Flat Brush R9425 4 US $7.35
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 Size 6 Crafters Choice White Talkon Shader Brush R9159 6 US $9.12
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 Size 2 Crafters Choice White Bristle Flat Brush R9425 2 US $7.35
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 Size 5 Crafters Choice White Taklon Round Brush R9259 5 US $6.60
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 Size 10 Crafters Choice White Bristle Flat Brush R9425 10 US $7.35
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 Size 3 Crafters Choice White Taklon Round Brush R9259 3 US $7.35
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 Size 1 Crafters Choice White Taklon Fan Brush R9859 1 US $6.68
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 Size 4 Crafters Choice White Bristle Fan Brush R9825 4 US $6.60
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 Size 10 Crafters Choice White Talkon Shader Brush R9159 10 US $6.41
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 Size 10 Crafters Choice White Bristle Round Brush R9325 10 US $7.35
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 Size 1 Crafters Choice White Taklon Round Brush R9259 1 US $6.31
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 Size 6 Crafters Choice White Bristle Round Brush R9325 6 US $7.35
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 Size 8 Crafters Choice White Talkon Shader Brush R9159 8 US $8.26
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 Size 10 Crafters Choice White Taklon Round Brush R9259 10 US $7.35
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 Size 12 Crafters Choice White Taklon Filbert Brush R9179 12 US $6.68
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 Size 6 Crafters Choice White Bristle Fan Brush R9825 6 US $6.31
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 Size 8 Crafters Choice White Taklon Round Brush R9259 8 US $7.35
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 Size 0 Crafters Choice White Talkon Shader Brush R9159 0 US $6.60
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 Size 0 Crafters Choice White Taklon Liner Brush R9599 0 US $7.35
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 Size 0 Crafters Choice White Bristle Round Brush R9325 0 US $6.60
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 Size 8 Crafters Choice White Bristle Flat Brush R9425 8 US $7.35
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 Size 12 Crafters Choice White Talkon Shader Brush R9159 12 US $7.35
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 Size 4 Crafters Choice White Taklon Filbert Brush R9179 4 US $7.35
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The Choices Available For Whitening Your Teeth
Have you considered throwing in the towel when trying to keep your teeth naturally white and looking nice? If you have done your research then you may be overwhelmed with the variety of products available to lighten the color of your teeth, both over the counter or professional. This article is intended to lay out some of the important factors to consider when choosing between a professional service versus an over the counter solution. When you are done with reading this page you will better understand how the ingredients in tooth whitening products work, what options are available, and some tactics for maintaining the nice new white teeth,
The Cost of Various Tooth Whitening Options
The choice most people go with is the over the counter products, such as strips or one size fits all tooth trays with bleaching gel. The cost of these products is generally pretty low, ranging from twenty dollars for the adhesive strips to around a hundred for the trays and gels.
Professional treatments cost more, but are also more effective. A professional treatment may whiten your teeth by up to 7 full shades. A dentist can provide you with a custom made tray that fits the shape of your mouth, which you can then take home and use with a high strength gel. These trays allow you to bleach the entire mouth, rather than the over the counter kits which may only cover the front teeth. A professionally dispensed take home kit will range from one hundred to four hundred dollars.
The highest priced (and most effective) professional treatment is the in office treatment. An in office treatment will take a little over an hour and will accomplish the bleaching effect in just one sitting. This is quicker than the at home treatments that can take multiple uses to achieve the desired effect.
Active Ingredients
There are two main bleaching agents used in these treatments - Hydrogen Peroxide and Carbamide Peroxide. Hydrogen peroxide is the more potent of the two and is generally used for in office treatments. This allows the whitening effect to happen more quickly so you don't have to sit around in the dentist office forever! It is not used for take home products because the gums need to be protected with a specially made rubber dam to eliminate the risk of discoloration.
Carbamide peroxide is a lower strength version which has approximately one third the potency of hydrogen peroxide. Because it is slower acting, carbamide peroxide is more appropriate for at home use. Both the take home trays and the whitening strips use carbamide peroxide as their main active ingredient.
Maintaining Your Teeth
Once you have had the procedure done and are happy with the effects, you will want to make sure you keep your new smile in good shape. The most important time to protect the new whiter surfaces is in the first week after your treatment is complete. Make sure you do not eat or drink darkly colored foods that could stain your teeth during that first week.
In addition, you will want to adhere to proper oral hygiene. Brush and floss after each meal and before bed time to keep your teeth looking bright for a long time.
Finally, be aware that these treatments are not a permanent solution. Over time stains and darker colors will build up through normal use of your teeth. You will need another treatment approximately once per year to keep your teeth looking their best.
As you can see, there are a number of factors to consider when choosing between a professional or over the counter tooth bleaching treatment. Now that you know the differences in cost, technology, and a little more about how to maintain your new look you should feel more confident in making a final decision!
About the Author
Stephan Goldberg maintains local directories such as Teeth Whitening Denver in order to provide a valuable resource to people interested in exploring their treatment options. For more information please visit TeethWhiteningDenver.org.