Crest Whitestrips daily multicare dental whitening formula?
kiim asked:
just bought these yesterday…and ive been searching around that whitestrips (dont know which one theyre talking about) causes sensitivity and permanetly damage your teeth and blah blah blah…
just bought these yesterday…and ive been searching around that whitestrips (dont know which one theyre talking about) causes sensitivity and permanetly damage your teeth and blah blah blah…
so do they!?!?
and when will you see results?(:
okay thats it
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August 12th, 2009 at 4:58 pm
Yes, Crest Whitestrips Daily Multicare Dental Whitening Formula whitening strips will cause sensitivity and breaking down of the enamel of your teeth over time. All whitening strips that contain more than 5% Hydrogen Peroxide will cause damage to your teeth (all though the higher the Hydrogen Peroxide level, the better and faster the results). It is estimated (all though this is strictly an estimate that these particular white strips contain 6% Hydrogen Peroxide. They must be used daily, according to the package instructions for the best results. Some people see results in as little as a week, some people see results when they finish the entire pack, it just depends on how discolored or stained your teeth are to begin with. Make sure you brush the excess gunk off when you remove the white strip, or you will damage your teeth further. Also, if you experience gum sensitivity, bleeding gums, or other types of gum irritation, you should stop using the product, many people report negative gum reactions to the product.
August 15th, 2009 at 11:32 pm
All white strips cause some sensitivity – you’re bleaching your teeth and that causes a little bit of pain, but it’s only temporary and should go away. Word of caution: don’t be one of those people who uses 5 strips a day for half an hour when you’re only supposed to use one for 5 minutes. That what causes the permanent damage – trying to make them work faster than they’re supposed to and not following the directions.
The daily multicare will probably be a little more gradual than a 10 day formula, but you should still see some results within the first 2-3 days which will gradually get better and better. If you’re worried about pain, the one you have is the way to go because it should be gradual enough to avoid too much sensitivity.