IF you’re looking to transform your smiles on a budget, there are plenty of options out there to help you avoid costly visits to the dentist.
One of them is Amazon’s best seller DrDent Teeth Whitening Kitwhich was reduced by 23%, bringing the price down to £19.95.
DRDENT Professional Teeth Whitening Strips, £19.95 (was £25.99)
THE DRDENT teeth whitening kit promises to deliver up to eight times brighter teeth without sensitivity or enamel damage, thanks to its gentle formulation.
Whether you want to brighten your smile for a big event or boost your confidence, the easy non-slip application fights common teeth stains caused by smoking and caffeine.
Now reduced to £19.95 instead of £25.99 on Amazon, the DRDENT professional teeth whitening kit contains 21 tapes that will provide 42 treatments.
Compared to other home whitening kits, the DRDENT The bundle provides a month’s worth if used daily and is easy to add to your beauty routine.
It is best to use the whitening strips for thirty to sixty minutes at a time using a mouth opener that is also included in the package.
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DRDENT Professional Teeth Whitening Strips, £19.95 (was £25.99)
Many DRDENT Users report noticeable results after just one week of consistent use, with teeth looking visibly brighter and cleaner.
One happy Amazon customer shared, “I just finished using the whitening strips and I can honestly say they work!
I just finished using the whitening strips and I can honestly say they work!
DRDENT client
“My teeth look a brighter shade of white. It gives me so much more confidence every time I smile!
“I ordered the teeth whitening strips on Amazon not expecting them to actually work, but they really, really did.
“The difference after just one use was really visible and a little color card is included so you can see the difference.”
Other DRDENT User exclaimed, “I’ve been waiting to find a great teeth whitening product since I finished my Invisalign treatment and DRDENT teeth whitening did not disappoint!”
I ordered these whitening strips as they had the best reviews, I am over the moon with the results
DRDENT user
A third reviewer shared: “I ordered these whitening strips as they had the best reviews, I’m over the moon with the results.
“I’ve only used them three times and my teeth are very white. I only left them on for 45 minutes each time, and it didn’t make my teeth sensitive like I had with previous whitening strips.”
Dentist-approved teeth whitening tips
ERIN Fraunddorf, DMD, MSD, owner of BOCA Orthodontic + Whitening Studio in Missouri, shared her top tips for whiter teeth.
Seek whitening treatment from a professional. It is often more powerful and will be the most effective, so you don’t waste your money on a product that doesn’t work or can harm you. Also, you only get one set of teeth, so it’s best not to experiment with them.
Examine the cause of the staining. There are many causes for teeth to have a yellow or brown tint. Be sure to get an evaluation and diagnosis from a professional to ensure you get the best treatment for your stains. Not all stains are the same, so they may require different treatments.
Consider your lifestyle, smile goals, and budget. When choosing a whitening treatment that is best for you, consider many factors when designing a custom plan. Some people like working to whiten at home, some prefer only in-office treatments, some need to go really bright for example for a wedding, while others would like a gentler, gradual, consistent approach to whitening.
Ease into it. Start incorporating teeth whitening into your routine gradually to get your teeth used to it and you can closely monitor your sensitivity level to adjust how often you can whiten.
Try to prevent. Make small changes to your lifestyle in an effort to prevent stains from penetrating your teeth. For example, sip soiling drinks through a straw, rinse with plain water after drinking anything soiling, and choose flat water over sparkling whenever possible.
Water floss to help discover stains between teeth. Remove stubborn stains between your teeth with a water flosser because toothbrush bristles can only reach so much of the surface of your teeth.
