At TeethWhiteningReviews.com, our aim is to give readers an authentic and unbiased information about teeth whitening, which is why we won't pinpoint a particular product and label it the best or most effective. However, in the
product reviews section of this site, you'll find real user feedback on products and methods - and what has and hasn't worked for them. The fact is there has been a lot of hype about professional tooth whitening systems (i.e.
Zoom,
BriteSmile,
Sapphire) that "work wonders", while in reality, not a single professional tooth whitening system has proved to be the most effective. Your needs and your dentist are the best places to start reviewing whitening systems.
What Dental Publications Say
You might think about researching magazines that are designed for professional dentists, but there are a lot of dental publications and many feature reports detailing the clinical trials of various professional tooth whitening products. Many of these reports and research materials, however, are sponsored by the manufacturers of such products, so not much can be said about their credibility. Also the majority of studies are designed to reach statistical conclusions, which is different from the side-by-side comparisons that consumers might find useful. If you think you might want to make a dramatic difference in the whiteness of your smile, it's best to either consult your dentist or find a dentist that specializes in cosmetic procedures - and not focus merely on choosing the best whitening system.
Pick the Best Dentist
There are a number of factors that determine the success of any tooth whitening product, including the present state of your dental health. That's the most important reason to consult a dentist if you're planning on professional whitening.
In general, patients having a darker set of teeth have shown better results than people with lighter teeth. Also, the degree of relapse of tooth whitening achieved will vary from patient to patient. Some patients are able to sustain their results for a longer time than others. As a matter of fact, even the different teeth in a patient's mouth show different results, despite using the same product. Hence, the results of professional tooth whitening products are very subjective. Besides these factors, the results also depend on the way your dentist uses the whitener. Certain professional tooth whitening products are to be used in a specific way. The results of the whitening system can be affected by the dentist's adherence to the protocol as prescribed by the manufacturer.
Ideally, you should focus on finding the best dentist for tooth whitening rather than looking for the best professional tooth whitening system in the market. The results depend on how skilled your dentist is and how he or she uses the tooth whitening system.
While choosing dentists you should keep the following things in mind:
- The experience of the dentist in this field
- Number of teeth whitening treatments performed
- Number of teeth whitening methods available
- Testimonials and results of previous patients
Once you find the best dentist for tooth whitening, let the dentist decide the best tooth whitening system for you.
Reviews of Professional Teeth Whitening Systems
Review the full list of
professional whitening products here.
Popular Systems:
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Zoom Whitening System
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BriteSmile Whitening System
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Opalescence Xtra Boost Whitening System
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Sapphire Whitening System
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Pola Office +
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Deep Bleaching
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I am a Dental Hygienist and i have completed so far aproximately 240 teeth whitening treatments.
I strongly disagree with the moderator of this post. I will rank the importance of the factors in achieving maximum whitening results starting from number 1 as the most important one.
1- type of stain (intrinsic extrinsic)
2- concentration of HP gel
3- Clients habits when it comes to relapse.
4- Tooth structure (genetics)
5- Experience of the Dentist/Dental Hygienist
I find this review very biased. The experience of the professional is ranked in my opinion the last.
Also i see Zoom Whitening system as #1 company ranked by the author of this post.
Zoom is popular due to its marketing campaign and the fact that dental offices are stacked with their system and have no choice but to promote it.
Zoom is a myth. It costs $125 for a kit and it causes severe sensitivity due to heat produced by their light.
Now days you can purchase 35%hp anywhere for only $25 and get the same exact results as Zoom.
I can challenge anyone that pretends to know the truth behind teeth whitening.
Bottom line it really depends on the enamel structure and the type of stain. I dont see how experience is the most important factor that will determine the results when it is the same procedure over and over again.
1- Liquid rubber damn
2- 35%Hp
3- 3-4 session of 15 minutes
4- At home maintenance kit
thank-you!