Teeth Whitening at the Dentist's Office

At the dentist's office this treatment could run up to $600, making this your most expensive option. Most dentists use a carbamide peroxide gel and provide customized dental trays molded by plaster casts of your teeth. These personalized trays reduce the risk of whitening lines. Most kits found at your local drugstore provide the same peroxide gel, but not the customized tray.

At Home Teeth Whitening Kits

With most home-whitening kits you get the same strength (or more powerful) of carbamide peroxide gel your dentist uses, but at a much cheaper price. Because you don't have to pay any dental fees you'll be saving hundreds of dollars. The only downside of teeth whitening at home is the quality of the dental tray, as it's usually a boil and bite mouthpiece. The comfort level is considerably less than their dentistry counterpart.

Whitening Strips

Plain and simple, whitening strips will have you spending money for little to no results. The products on the shelves are purposely made weaker by the manufacturing companies to keep the consumer coming back for more. Thus generating more profit for them and less satisfaction you.

Whitening Toothpastes

Whitening toothpastes are the same as whitening strips, they seem to have little or no effectiveness, and will end up costing you money.

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