Teeth Whitening - How To - All You Need To Know

Whether you call it teeth whitening, teeth bleaching or tooth stain removal, we at Super White Smile are here to help!

Questions or concerns?

About teeth whitening –
Also know as tooth whitening or teeth bleaching:
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What is the solution used to whiten your teeth?
Carbamide Peroxide Also called urea peroxide:
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Our frequently asked questions page has a wealth of information for you to browse through.
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New to teeth whitening? Not sure what you need?

Take a look at our first time buyers guide.
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Would you like to know how easy the whitening process is?
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And, if you still have questions, just ask our dental professional. He is standing by to answer any and all teeth whitening related issues. All you need to do is e mail customer service and we will reply A.S.A.P.
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We at Super White Smile not only want to sell you the best teeth whitening products on the market at the best prices, but want to give the best SUPPORT for everyone that is available on the World Wide Web.

Whether you are a customer or just curious, we are here for you!

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We at Super White Smile are committed to not only helping you achieve a whiter smile, but helping you become the best you can be. Our products are 100% guaranteed and our customer service unsurpassed. Order today and change your tomorrow.

Teeth Whitening Buyers Guide

Have you been shopping for tooth whitening products?

Are you confused? Don't know what to buy?

Are you unable to make accurate comparisons?

First of all, COMPARE SYRINGE SIZES . . . . . . . many other online tooth whitening stores sell smaller syringes than Superwhite Smile. Usually they are 3 CC syringes, and many don't even tell you what the syringe size is. They just show pictures of them. Do the math - three 3 CC syringes contain 9 CC's total. Compare to our GIANT 10 CC syringes and you simply get MORE whitening product at Superwhite Smile.Com. Our 10 CC syringes will yield up to 40 applications when used according to our easy to follow instructions.

Are you a first timer at whitening your teeth at home?

If so, here is what you will need.

At least one 10 CC syringe of whitening gel (22% is recommended for your first time)
One pair of thermoforming mouth trays (these trays will fit your mouth perfectly when formed using our instructions)
One 3 CC syringe of remineralization gel - (This revitalizes enamel after the Teeth Bleaching process)

Right now, the most economical way to purchase these items is to take advantage of our FREE laser light offer. In addition to the items above, you will receive a FREE laser light that will hasten the whitening process (value of $29.95). You will also receive TWO giant 10 CC syringes of 22% whitening gel and 3 CC of remineralization gel. All for $44.95 plus shipping.

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Super White Smile: Teeth Whitening - Frequently Asked Questions

Super White Smile: Teeth Whitening - Frequently Asked Questions

Teeth Whitening - Frequently Asked Questions

What is the teeth whitening process? - Teeth Whitening is actually a bleaching process that lightens discolorations of tooth enamel. Our system uses an effective whitening solution retained in 2 thermoforming trays (1 upper arch, 1 lower arch) that are worn over your teeth for only 15 to 20 minutes per day until you have reached your desired level of whitening. Our product is a 22%&35% carbamide peroxide solution which allows the shorter period of time for results. In comparison, a 16% solution needs to be in your mouth 45 minutes to an hour for the SAME RESULTS. Now you can get professional quality dental whitening treatment without an expensive trip to the dentist!

How it removes stains - Our system will remove most stains with a gentle action that whitens your teeth. As the active ingredient in the gel (carbamide peroxide 22%), is broken down, oxygen acts upon the stained organic deposits, which oxidizes them into a white color. This process makes the overall tooth color closer to its natural unstained color. Your tooth structure remains unchanged. Years of clinical tests have demonstrated the safety and effectiveness of this system. Over 95% of people treated achieve some level of tooth whitening. Crowns, bridges, bondings, and fillings do not lighten

What is the treatment procedure? - An impression of your teeth will be made by you at home with our easy-to-use instant thermoforming moldable mouth trays. You will then apply our whitening gel inside the thermoforming trays and place the tray over your teeth. Again, since our system is 22%&35%, you can treat your teeth only 15-20 minutes per day. In most cases, you will see results within only one week.

Is the whitening process permanent? - For most people, the treatment will last for many years. Your teeth have become stained in the first place from consuming the foods and beverages. Upon the completion of your initial bleaching process, your teeth are restored close to their natural white color. Exposure to foods, drinks (especially coffee, colas and red wines), smoking and other consumables will gradually darken teeth again over time. You may want to periodically bleach your teeth. After an initial treatment, most people do touchups about once every 6-12 months.

How Important are Thermoforming trays? - Very Important! Having thermoforming trays is essential to assure proper bleaching results. Non-moldable mouthpieces may cause inconsistent bleaching or spotting on the teeth and they are uncomfortable to wear. This is also true with whitening strips on the market today.

What is the difference between the thermoforming trays and the professional lab-created mouthpieces? - Although both mouthpieces are effective and safe, the professional lab-created mouthpieces are more precise and more comfortable to wear. Since they are trimmed at the gingival line, they help you save bleaching gel and are better for people who may have sensitivities to bleaching gels on their gums. The downside of these professional mouthpieces is that they cost more since there are more materials needed to create them and professional laboratories are utilized to create the mouthpiece for you. The thermoforming trays do a great job with dental bleaching, especially if you have small scissors which you can trim the trays to the gum line which eliminates gum sensitivity. The upside of the thermoforming trays is that they are less expensive than the lab-created mouthpieces. Both mouthpieces are effective and you can decide which type is best for you.

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Teeth Whitening - Evaluate Your Situation

Things You Should Think About

So you're considering whitening your teeth?

Let's evaluate your motivating factors. Are your teeth just yellowed and discolored?

Or do you have Tetracyclne stains, missing teeth, or crown and bridgework that may not match the whitened teeth?

If you answered yes to anything other than yellowed and discolored, you are probably not a good candidate for tooth whitening.

Next question to ask yourself if you really want whiter teeth - do you visit a dentist and spend anywhere from $300-$500 per session, or do you buy your own product and do it at home?

If money is no object, then by all means contribute to your dentists wealth. If not, then join the rest of us who inexpensively whiten their teeth at home.

Carbamide Peroxide is the ingredient that is most commonly used to whiten teeth with. It can be purchased over the counter at most drug stores. Problem is, the pharmacy will only sell you 12% gel. It's going to take "FOREVER" to get your teeth white with 12% gel.

So what's the answer you ask? 22 and 35% gel can be purchased online with no FDA restrictions and applied in the privacy of your own home at a fraction of the cost dentists charge.

Where Can I Buy IT? SuperWhiteSmile.com

At Superwhitesmile.Com our formula reduces tooth sensitivity. We use kosher grade glycerin (no animal byproducts), and why kosher? Animal by-products can be harmful and irritating to the soft tissue. This enhanced stabilization of the formula is for increased whitening performance. Results are GUARANTEED! We guarantee that your teeth will be 3 - 8 shades lighter in 30 days or your money back. That's how confident we are about our product. No one else will make this offer!

Teeth Whitening

Also know as tooth whitening or teeth bleaching:

Tooth bleaching, also known as tooth whitening, is a common procedure in general dentistry but most especially in the field of cosmetic dentistry. Many people consider white teeth to be an attractive feature of a smile. A child's deciduous teeth are generally whiter than the adult teeth that follow. As a person ages the adult teeth often become darker due to changes in the mineral structure of the tooth, as the enamel becomes less porous. Teeth can also become stained by bacterial pigments, foodstuffs and tobacco.

The procedure to bleach teeth uses oxidizing agents such as hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide to lighten the shade of the tooth. The oxidizing agent penetrates the porosities in the rod-like crystal structure of enamel and oxidizes interprismatic stain deposits; over a period of time, the dentin layer, lying underneath the enamel, is also bleached. The effects of bleaching can last for several months, but may be shortened by cigarette smoking, and tea and coffee consumption.

There are two main methods of bleaching--one performed by dentist and one performed by the teeth-bearer him- or herself. A dentist applies a high concentration of oxidizing agent for a short period of time, which produces quick results. In order to reduce the risk of chemical burns to the soft tissues, most in-office bleaching procedures use a light-cured protective layer that is carefully painted on the gums and papilla (the tips of the gums between the teeth). The bleaching agent is either carbamide peroxide, which breaks down in the mouth to form hydrogen peroxide, or hydrogen peroxide itself. The bleaching gel typically contains up to 35% carbamide peroxide which is roughly equivalent to a 12% hydrogen peroxide concentration.

At-home whitening involves purchasing a thin mouthguard or strip that holds a relatively low concentration of oxidizing agent next to the teeth for as long as several hours a day for a period of 5 to 14 days. This is known as take-home or over-the-counter bleaching. Results can vary, depending on which application is chosen, with some people achieving whiter teeth in a few days, and others seeing very little results or no results at all. Whitening is potentially better at a dentist because the strip or mouth-guard does not completely conform to the shape of the teeth, sometimes leaving the tips of the teeth (near the gumline) unbleached. The bleaching agent is typically less than 10% hydrogen peroxide equivalent so irritation to the soft tissue around your teeth is minimized. Dentists as well as some dental laboratories can fabricate custom fitted whitening trays that will greatly improve the results you can achieve with an "at home" whitening method.

A typical course of bleaching can produce dramatic improvements in the cosmetic appearance of most stained teeth; however, some stains do not respond to bleaching. Tetracycline staining may require prolonged bleaching, as it takes longer for the bleach to reach the dentine layer. White-spot decalcifications may also be highlighted and become more noticeable. Bleaching is least effective if teeth have white spots, decay or infected gums. It is also least effective when the original tooth color is grayish. Bleaching is most effective with yellow discolored teeth.

Recently, efforts have been made to accelerate the bleaching process by the use of light. Studies have shown varying results as to the efficacy of light-activated bleaching.

Various chemical and physical agents can be used to whiten teeth. Toothpaste typically has small particles of silica, aluminum oxide, calcium carbonate, or calcium phosphate to grind off stains formed by colored molecules that have lodged onto the teeth from food. Unlike bleaches, whitening toothpaste does not alter the intrinsic color of teeth. Bleaching solutions contain peroxide which bleaches the tooth enamel to change its color.[2] Off-the-shelf products typically rely on a carbamide peroxide solution varying in concentration from 10% to 22%. Bleaching solutions may be applied directly to the teeth, embedded in a plastic strip that is placed on the teeth or use a gel held in place by a mouthguard. Because the concentration is typically low to avoid toxicity, whitening often takes several weeks. A tooth whitening agent that also remineralizes teeth is under development.[3]

Whitening treatments used by dentists are much more concentrated, containing substances with more than 30% hydrogen peroxide, and require protection of the soft tissues.

Whitening teeth for aesthetic purposes has been dated back to the Ancient Egyptians, where a mixture of ground pumice and wine vinegar was brushed on the teeth with a rudimentary toothbrush. The ancient Romans used human urine by the belief that it kept the teeth white and firmly in place, a practice that continued into the eighteenth century[citation needed]. Whitening in the medieval ages was done by barbers, where the teeth would be filed down and nitric acid applied to the teeth. This was a dangerous procedure, considering the massive tooth damage this practice caused.

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