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Is hydrogen peroxide gel good for anal bleaching?

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

I found a horde of discontinued natural white tooth whitener tubes at the dollar tree, and my imagination went wild. Because the active ingredient is hydrogen peroxide I thought it might be good for hair highlights, eyebrow bleaching, acne blemishes, and of course the big A.
Uncle Dud, bleaching because it makes a "gluteal cleft" look prettier.

Oh wow! I don’t know about that. I know that they do sell skin bleach in beauty stores. I would stay on the safe side and try that. Or just pick up some peroxide if you think that’s what it takes. Sounds a little safer for the skin to me.

Teeth Whitening Options

Monday, March 8th, 2010

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Three major teeth whitening options are available today. All three rely on varying concentrations of peroxide and varying application times.

In-Office Whitening

Significant color change in a short period of time is the major benefit of in-office whitening. This protocol involves the carefully controlled use of a relatively high-concentration peroxide gel, applied to the teeth by the dentist or trained technician after the gums have been protected with a paint-on rubber dam. Generally, the peroxide remains on the teeth for several 15 to 20 minute intervals that add up to an hour (at most). Those with particularly stubborn staining may be advised to return for one or more additional bleaching sessions, or may be asked to continue with a home-use whitening system.

In-office teeth whitening cost: $650 per visit (on average) nationwide.

(Read more about in-office teeth whitening)

Professionally Dispensed Take-Home Whitening Kits

Many dentists are of the opinion that professionally dispensed take-home whitening kits can produce the best results over the long haul. Take-home kits incorporate an easy-to-use lower-concentration peroxide gel that remains on the teeth for an hour or longer (sometimes overnight). The lower the peroxide percentage, the longer it may safely remain on the teeth. The gel is applied to the teeth using custom-made bleaching trays that resemble mouth guards.

Take-home teeth whitening kit cost: $100 to $400.

(Read more about professionally dispensed whiteners)

Over-the-Counter Whitening

The cheapest and most convenient of the teeth whitening options, over-the-counter bleaching involves the use of a store-bought whitening kit, featuring a bleaching gel with a concentration lower than that of the professionally dispensed take-home whiteners. The gel is applied to the teeth via one-size-fits-all trays, whitening strips or paint-on applicators. In many cases this may only whiten a few of the front teeth unlike custom trays that can whiten the entire smile.

Over-the-counter teeth whitening cost: $20 to $100.

(Read more about at-home teeth whitening)

Hydrogen Peroxide vs. Carbamide Peroxide
The bleach preference for in-office whitening, where time is limited, is powerful and fast-acting hydrogen peroxide. When used in teeth bleaching, hydrogen peroxide concentrations range from approximately nine percent to 40 percent.

By contrast, the bleach of preference for at-home teeth whitening is slower acting carbamide peroxide, which breaks down into hydrogen peroxide. Carbamide peroxide has about a third of the strength of hydrogen peroxide. This means that a 15 percent solution of carbamide peroxide is the rough equivalent of a five percent solution of hydrogen peroxide.

How White Can You Go? A Matter of Esthetics
Teeth whitening results are subjective, varying considerably from person to person. Many are immediately delighted with their outcome, while others may be disappointed. Before you embark on any whitening treatment, ask your dentist for a realistic idea of the results you are likely to achieve and how long it should take to achieve them. Expectations play a major role in teeth whitening.

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How can I get super-bright teeth?

Monday, March 8th, 2010

I got trays made by my dentist and bought a bleaching gel from him. It worked, my teeth are not yellowish but white now. However, I often see people with those super-bright teeth, escpecially on TV, but also in reality… How do they do it? What is the method to get them that white?

There is a limit to how white each person’s teeth will get. If you have bleaching trays, you can try bleaching them some more, but the people on tv with the REALLY white teeth, probably have veneers and or crowns.

Veneers are (normally porcelain) facings that are placed over the fronts of your teeth, and they can be made almost as white as you want. The drawback is that you have to remove tooth structure to do them, and you may have to do pretty much all of your front teeth for everything to look uniform. Also, they normally have to be redone every several years and are very expensive.

They are very good restorations in the right cases, but it sounds like your teeth are white enough without going through that.

Also, I can spot veneers on most people in a second, and think it looks too fake when they are too white.

I used a teeth whitening gel kit and 6 months later my teeth are still so sensitive, can i sue?

Saturday, March 6th, 2010

I used a whitening gel kit called 5 minute whitening that i bought from the store. This was 6 months ago, i still cant eat or drink anything thats not room temperature without shooting pains going through my head. Ive used sensodyne, and everything else the dentist told me with nothing helping, im guessing the bleaching took at the enamel off of my teeth. I only used the kit 3 times and it said to use it for 2 weeks so its not like i used it too much. Is there any lawyers out there or anyone that knows if i can sue this company? i read everything on the box and it doesnt say anything like this would happen. any advice would be great. thanks.

Hmmm. I think you should call whatever number they have on the back. Tell them what happened, and if you still have problems you should go back to the dentist. Suing would proabably be the last thing you want to do, unless youre loaded.

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Friday, March 5th, 2010

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Has anyone tried Brite White teeth whitening? Was it good and is this better than dentist bleaching kits?

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010

Some years ago, I got a bleaching kit from a dentist for about $300 and it was effective, but made my teeth very sensitive for some time. Now, I’m considering laser and wanted to know if anyone has tried it. Does it work well? Did it make your teeth sensitive? Is Brite White (gel + light) the same as laser?

Do you mean rapid white bright light? I was gonna get that, but it’s too expensive. I got the normal one and after 4 days I’m already seeing great visible results. Anyways, the theory is that the bluish UV light helps speed up the process of the bleaching and it does work. I don’t know about laser, all I know about cosmetic uses of laser is that it’s used for spots and hairs. It kills the bacteria/cells then heals it apparently. It always works for spots, don’t know about teeth. Good luck if you are.

** Tampa Dentist – Teeth Whitening At Home

Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

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Learn how our in Tampa, FL dentist makes a custom impression of your teeth so you can whiten them at home.

One of the first things the dentist may decide is an appointment for a deep dental cleaning. Tooth cleaning is a cosmetic dental procedure performed by the hygienist before whitening your teeth. The actual process is done with a bleach gel.

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Can I use whitening gel in invisalign braces?

Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

I’ve got invisalign braces and would like to use bleaching gel to whiten my teeth. Normally it comes with custom fit trays, but I figure invisaligns would work just as well. It will save me a bunch of money to just buy the whitening gel. Can I?

It might damage the invisaligns. I would wait until its almost time to change invisaligns to the next one if you must do it.

I would also suggest calling the invisalign company and asking them about it, or maybe getting your teeth whitened at the dentist.

Remineralization Gel 4 Teeth & Bleach Home Use?

Sunday, February 28th, 2010

I have 3 syringes here (needle less). 2 of them are "23% Carbamide Peroxide" and the other syringe is a "Remineralization Gel".

I’m wondering if this is safe to use at home to whiten and have healthier teeth.

The Remineralization Gel contains: Calcium Carbonate, Sodium Chloride, Magnesium Chloride, Sodium Phosphate disbasic sodium fluoride, sodium phosphate tribasic, non-caloric sweetener, pH controlled with phosphoric acid, FD&C Blue #1

Do you want white teeth or strong teeth? I don’t think you will have both if you use that bleach.

The remineralization gel sounds fine, but 23% carbamide peroxide is extremely strong. If you use a bleaching agent that has that high a concentration of peroxide, you will need to remineralize them. It can roughen and damage the enamel. Did you buy this online or from a TV commercial? Dental offices don’t use that high a concentration due to sensitivity and damage to enamel.

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Saturday, February 27th, 2010

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