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Sergeant Chaosss
02-07-2005, 10:44 AM
this spring its on my list of things to do,but at $600 i wanna know if its really worth it,i mean i wanna glow in the daytime,blinding toothy whitness

LuvMeLuvMyCat
02-07-2005, 10:53 AM
I didn't have BriteSmile done, but I heard NOTHING but good reviews on it. I used Day White (also have to order it from your dentist), which is a whitening gel, that you put in custom mouth trays. 30 mins, 2x a day. My teeth were blinding.


Withheld for bout a year and a half, and I just started again. I think it was $400, dont remember. Either way, great investment.

FAST
02-07-2005, 10:54 AM
yo first try

creststrips (supreme) you canonly get them at your dentist ...they are stronger then store bought ones and work great...


worht a shto b4 spendgin 600

Louie Corrales
02-07-2005, 10:58 AM
I have been lookin into some of these... my teef needs sum natural blingin...

Da Gabbana
02-07-2005, 11:03 AM
ive had the whitening done by my father, who charges 650 for the process. the most common mistake people make is doing something like britesmile, which whitens the teeth in one shot, which can burn your gumline, give you permanent sensitvity in your teeth, and also damage the top layer of keratin in your tooth enamal, making it more porus and eventually more susceptible to staining, hence having to repeat the process on a yearly basis.

Sergeant Chaosss
02-07-2005, 11:08 AM
ive had the whitening done by my father, who charges 650 for the process. the most common mistake people make is doing something like britesmile, which whitens the teeth in one shot, which can burn your gumline, give you permanent sensitvity in your teeth, and also damage the top layer of keratin in your tooth enamal, making it more porus and eventually more susceptible to staining, hence having to repeat the process on a yearly basis.can you discribe dads setup,maybe ill go to him

chromeheart
02-07-2005, 11:09 AM
ive had the whitening done by my father, who charges 650 for the process. the most common mistake people make is doing something like britesmile, which whitens the teeth in one shot, which can burn your gumline, give you permanent sensitvity in your teeth, and also damage the top layer of keratin in your tooth enamal, making it more porus and eventually more susceptible to staining, hence having to repeat the process on a yearly basis.
wow that was a very nice response i go mine done 2 yrs ago. i smoke and drink coffee so i am gettin it done soon..

Da Gabbana
02-07-2005, 11:11 AM
can you discribe dads setup,maybe ill go to him

my dad does general dentistry, as well as cosmetic and oral surgery...but hes all the way in nj, so i seriously doubt ull treck out to him :TEETH

pm me for more info if ud like :WINK

Jen
02-07-2005, 11:12 AM
Crest White Strips Premium are the best. Its only 7 days. I love them :lostit

NOCTURNAL
02-07-2005, 11:19 AM
my dad does general dentistry, as well as cosmetic and oral surgery...but hes all the way in nj, so i seriously doubt ull treck out to him :TEETH

pm me for more info if ud like :WINK


I hear u dabble in *oral surgery* yourself :blowaload

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John Kennedy
02-07-2005, 12:06 PM
I did the Zoom laser whitening which also came with a gel and custom tray you take home to continue the process if you'd like. It was 800, I could've done it for 600 without the tray and gel to take home. The lasering hurt like hell while I was doing it because my teeth are sensitive as it is, plus it made my teeth more sensitive permanently. I'd say stick to the gels, they aren't as extreme but they work well enough.

Sergeant Chaosss
02-07-2005, 12:28 PM
my dad does general dentistry, as well as cosmetic and oral surgery...but hes all the way in nj, so i seriously doubt ull treck out to him :TEETH

pm me for more info if ud like :WINKive flown around the world for sillyer shit then dentists,tell him ill swap him concrete and brickwork for work on my grill :teeth

Da Gabbana
02-07-2005, 01:29 PM
were actually moving into a new home which needs renovation :rubhands

This could be veeeeery interesting :sneaky

Sergeant Chaosss
02-07-2005, 01:46 PM
were actually moving into a new home which needs renovation :rubhands

This could be veeeeery interesting :sneakythey call me the fixer

just jess
02-07-2005, 01:51 PM
I have been lookin into some of these... my teef needs sum natural blingin...


they so do not.. :shades

AndreaDanser
02-07-2005, 02:30 PM
I had it done - not britesmile, but another product - either way its the same thing. My teeth came out awesome and now I just touch them up at home once in a while. The main reason ppl get the 1 hour process is to save time. You can get the same results over a period of 2-4 weeks (depends on each case).

I also don't smoke and cut down on how much tea, coffee, and red wine I drink. I brush my teeth approx 3 times a day.

My dentist also told me that each person's teeth are only going to get so white...in other words, we all have various shades in tooth color and no matter what you do, your teeth won't get any whiter after a certain point. So, not everyone ends up with that extremely fake looking brite white.

MizzGenny19
02-07-2005, 02:59 PM
i used 0palscence last year...g0t it fr0m my dentist f0r $400 and what a waste 0f m0ney..its a type 0f whitening gel with the trays...i didnt even finish 1/2 0f it because the pain was s0 h0rrible..it made my teeth EXTREMELY sensitive t0 the p0int 0f me crying f0r dayss anytime i ate 0r drank s0mething.it als0 left these white sp0ts 0n my teeth...DISASTER..thank gawd they went away after time th0...i have used Crest Whitening strips in the past and was s0 much happier with them, i think i am g0ing t0 use them again in a few m0nths

berniec
02-07-2005, 06:55 PM
just ordered the crest white strips supreme...guess i'll see in a week or so how they work

http://www.dentist.net/whitestrips-compare.asp

Krisss 10
02-07-2005, 08:18 PM
i did brite smile 3 years ago and its the best thing i invested in.......my teeth are still white (and im a AM coffee drinker).....it was about $700 (3 years ago) but IMO its was worth it.....my teeth were a lil sensitive for a day or 2....

lex
02-08-2005, 12:13 AM
I too am looking into doing Britesmile since my addiction to Pepsi and Iced Tea has ruined my teeth, I did a lot of research on Britesmile and haven't found a bad review about it,

if you go to their site and give them your email, they'll send you a $100 off coupon, so it comes out to $500,

I think I'm going to finally do it next month, I've already gave up soda and iced tea

lizzy
02-08-2005, 07:26 AM
i did zoom, it hurt my teeth like crazy...and it lightened it a few shades but nothing impressive (i drink coffee though so that may have something to do with it)...it cost me 800 with molding trays and extra gel...and the gel is $25 every time u finish it

TinKerBeLL
02-08-2005, 07:38 AM
Now they also have Brite smile whitening pens. Jennifer Lopez uses these. It is suppose to dry in less than 30 seconds and lightens teeth about 5 shades in two weeks when used in the morning and at night ~Dentist Jonatahan Goldenthal

Three pen pack
70 dollars at britesmile.com