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We were first provided a cumbersome teeth cleaning system with these huge dental reservoirs that were to be overflowing with goop one slept with overnight—though the warning was to keep the goop ( ) far from the gums…an interesting endeavor for a sleeping and salivating mouth with teeth boxed in by gums. Inevitably, for most people, the gums were bleached, too, leaving them sensitive, weaker, and more blanched-looking than healthy-looking.
Then we were provided a new and improved teeth cleaning system…or, actually, product: the gel with the cap and brush connected (which looked just like the White-out wand, really. One painted the gel on each tooth, in the direction of the teeth—up and down, not across—and then stayed careful with mouth fixed in a simian grin so that lips and saliva didn’t interfere with the bleaching action.
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Then the teeth-whitening system using strips was to make the entire procedure less protracted, easier, and yielding better results. But the stiff strips didn’t set flush against the whole tooth, and after that easy, breezy procedure, we found patches of new white-looking teeth and patches of grey, stained, or yellowed teeth (untouched areas).
Men and women are now speaking the praises of one other kind of teeth cleaning system—the Ionic White Teeth-whitening System. Apparently, the user paints a whitening gel on, then smiles before a blue light for five minutes. The system in addition includes an operation of “swishing” the gel—three different times in the one session—and is from what I understand a bit of a challenge, as the swishing action is not facilitated by the gummy, thick whitening substance, whereas a wash would be easier to swish.
There are also a number of teeth-whitening toothpastes, which I have employed for years. The Smoker’s Toothpaste is fairly decent, and the Rembrandt version is even better, even more effective—though it had better be, as it costs around eight dollars a tube. But the best system, or the one I like best, is the Rembrandt Teeth Whitening System. It still works on the tray method, but the trays are much more pliable, have tabs, and work in addition to a gel that is thick enough that it stays put in the teeth areas of the trays. It doesn’t drip or smear onto your gums, that is. As well, the procedure involves a series of incremental sessions, with the trays in then out five times over a two hour period. So you aren’t stuck for a whole two hours, don’t have to do the overnight method, and get to air out/ rinse your teeth every time you remove the trays.
If are able to afford it, the dental practitioner supplies the teeth cleaning system, which he/she does in a matter of sophisticated seconds…and which is where we all got the home-remedy ideas in the first place. But insurance doesn’t typically cover such a cosmetic luxury, and the teeth cleaning systems you can buy OTC are very affordable… especially when you just have to try them every three to 6 months.
