My dentist recommended them to me when I was eleven almost twelve I have yet to use them because they are fairly pricey. This may not be for everyone but I don't have any thing that would make me any different from other kids. Check with your dentist first. Usually a quick call does the trick. Hope I helped.
Legally, you can use whitening strips at any age. However, young people, below the age of 20 or so frequently experience a severe increase in tooth sensitivity when using whitening strips. This is because the pulp chambers within their teeth are relatively large. The pulp chambers get smaller with age and the sensitivity is less of an issue.
Most dentist recommend whitening strips, and any other tooth whitening treatment, for adults only.
My sister had them first at 19 :D
I recommend not using them at all. Whitening strips usually wear down the enamel on your teeth. Try a whitening toothpaste instead.
no age is required
Their teeth will get whiter.
Yes, but you should consult a dentist.
They brush and floss their teeth regularly. Some of them use Crest White Teeth Whitening Strips.
Most forms of teeth whitening make teeth more sensitive to temperature, using some whitening strips and whitening tooth paste can not affect your sensitivity, but most harsher forms of whitening will affect tooth sensitivity.
Anyone can use it, as long as they have their adult teeth grown out. However, using whitening strips can cause sensitivity to the teeth, and sometimes to the gums as well. It can also create gum irritation. As long as you're aware and fine with some of the side effects that might occur, you should be able to put it on. However, you should go to a dentist first, and see what she/he tells you. There may be a specific whitening strip for your type of teeth, or they can tell you precisely whether or not it's good for your teeth to put whitening strips. In addition, there are other ways to whiten teeth. Fruits, such as starfruit can help in whitening teeth, brushing your teeth everyday, and I also heard that putting baking soda with your toothpaste works as well. On the other hand, again, for precise ways to whiten your teeth the fastest and safely, it's recommended to ask your dentist first.
Before, of course. Brushing your teeth removes build up of food, plaque and other nasty things. So do you want to whiten your teeth, or the nasty gunk on top? Also, if you brush your teeth afterward, it might not let all the chemicals do their complete job.
The reason you feel hurt when you use teeth whitening strips maybe because you have sensitive teeth. In other words, the chemical overact in your gum and that's the reason why you feel hurt!
yes they can become overly sensitive. that's what I read on the site.
Tanning beds use UV light to tan you, and dentists use UV light to whiten your teeth. So tanning beds help whiten your teeth, but whitening your teeth also breaks down the enamel. So yes, tanning beds are bad for your teeth, but so are whitening strips.
Crest offers a product for whitening teeth. It is labeled as 'Crest Whitestrip Premium Plus Whitening' and offers small strips that are wrapped around one's teeth to remove staining, yellowing and leave teeth white and clean looking.
It depends on what tanning you do Red light: Rid of acne Whitens teeth it you use whitening strips and keep them in ther ewhile your tanning and it whitens your teeth :)
Some more affordable methods for teeth whitening are gel, brush on whitening, or whitening strips which can all be purchased over the counter. Other methods involve the dentist and cost hundreds of dollars.