I was a smoker and always promised myself once I quit I would whiten my teeth…they aren’t horrible, just are a very fainy yellow. Enough for me to notice being I see myself everyday. Anyways, I was wondering waht is the best Teeth Whitening product on the market without a prescription/dr’s visit?
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You can ask your dentist about having them whitened. It cost about $500.00 or try dazzle white, it works really great to get white teeth and the best thing you can try it for free. Visit this site, if you interested to learn more about it
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#1 by kaleigh on February 27, 2010 - 2:21 pm
You can ask your dentist about having them whitened. It cost about $500.00 or try dazzle white, it works really great to get white teeth and the best thing you can try it for free. Visit this site, if you interested to learn more about it
http://try-4-free-best-teeth-whitening.blogspot.com/
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#2 by Jewell on February 27, 2010 - 2:57 pm
Hi Leonore,
Smoking causes staining within the enamel of your teeth, so a whitening toothpaste won’t help. You can get good results from teeth whitening kits to use at home. The one I like is Idol White.
References :
http://TeethWhiteningBuys.com
#3 by Wesley on February 27, 2010 - 3:44 pm
Be honest with you there are no "best" teeth whitening product. A lot of them is a similar product that employ hydrogen peroxide to bleach you teeth.
I can imagine you would like to have a new kind of image after quitting your smoking habit, BTW, salute to you decision. It is one of the toughest thing to do. Really good for your lung.
Anyway, I think I would suggest you to try one of those freebie on the web regarding teeth whitening products.
I have come across a reviewing site you might want to take a look. Good luck
References :
http://www.teethwhiteningreviewing.com
#4 by Tracy on February 27, 2010 - 4:04 pm
You really don’t have to go to the dentist or get a prescription. That whole method will cost you some big bucks. I was in the same situation as you about 6 years ago. I quit smoking and I didn’t want to have a smile that even gave a hint that I had been a smoker. There are several free trials you can get and just during the free trial you can brighten your smile up to about 9 shades whiter!
References :
http://www.whiterteethremedies.com