Hi Anyway advice on how to whiten teeth?

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Dear kyle,

There are many ways to whiten teeth. Some over the counter systems works relatively well. An example is the Crest Whitenings trips. Be careful with these if you plan to use them. The over the counter version is a 4% Hydrogen Peroxide gel. It can and will cause tooth sensitivity if you oversdo it. If your teeth are realtively white already this isn't a bad Idea caus eall you're going to do is basically boost them a little. . Just be realistic about the shade that you are trying to get to. TOO WHITE is not cosmetic. In fact you've seen people with very white teeth and the response is usually" DID YOU SEE THOSE TEETH". You'll want to get a positive response from people with a nice healthy smile not a negative response. With that said go to my web site (www.totallywhitesmile.com)  and download the Tooth whitening shade guide.Just follow the instructions and you can have a professional whitening shade Guide.  Measure your shade to see where you are on that scale. If you need to whiten a little you can use an over the counter system. They can be found in any drug store. Just be a little careful because they can cause sensitivity and also can whiten unevenly.  If you have 10 or more shades to whiten to achieve an  acceptable level then you may need to see your dentist or try one of the on-line systems that can  be purchased from over 180 different venders.  Before you try any system do the research first. Please go to my web site www.totallywhitesmile.com. Read about the various types of whiteners. Decide if you have sensitive teeth and look at the various priceing structures for all the products. My web site has links to other on-line companies so that you can make the comparisons. Don't settle for second best or a system that talks about high concentrations, faster whitneing etc.  The truth is you can only go so fast without causing severe sensitivity. If you go there then you won't finish the job and you will have waisted your money because of severe sensitivity. . I really don't care if you buy anything from my site just read the information and become knowledgeable about the products and systems available. I'll give you some finale advice. Hydrogen peroxide systems are the best, delivered in a tray that fits very well,  if you follow a wear schedule that keeps your teeth from getting sensitive. It should take abut two weeks to get some nice white  teeth. Your dentist can also whiten teeth. He will use a take home system described above or an in-office power bleaching system. The cost can range from $400.00 and up to have your teeth whitened by the dentist. I should know I am a dentist and my speciality is cosmetic dentistry with whitening etc. The number one problem with whitening is sensitivity and it is caused by the chemistry and concentration you use. Be careful. Hope this answers or helps you make a decision.  Thanks

Dr. J. Terry Alford   Clinical Director- Advanced Dental COsmetic Center

www.ADCC.us

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Choosing a teeth whitening gel it is important to pay attention to the percentage marked on the tube. An optimal percentage is 16 percent. Some bleach comes as low as 10 percent. This bleach usually takes more time to whiten teeth and . Bleach that comes at 20 percent or higher is very strong and can cause tooth sensitivity.
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