I’ve started using a 35% Carbamide peroxide whitening gel with a silicone impression tray. . but it has only whitened certain angles/parts of my teeth. I filled the tray with an equal amount of gel but it still left me with this result. If i keep on whitening will it whiten the whole area of the teeth? Or is there anyway to fade the really white parts? Please help! Thankyou!

hey guys. . . . As you can tell from the title, I’m considering to get my teeth whitened. My teeth aren’t yellow frankly they have a normal color but i want them WHITE. So do you think its a good idea and if so what are the best methods to consider, shall I spend hundreds of dollars on a Lazer whitening process or get my self a do – it – yourself teeth whiting kit. thank you guys in advance & looking forward for some good answers

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This is one of the most asked questions as people tend to want to understand at what point should they embark on a teeth whitening program but sometimes the answer is not always as simple. When to have your teeth whitened is really down to the individuals aspiration to brighten their teeth as they desire to have a more confident smile and they become more aware of the colour of their teeth when looking in the mirror when brushing their teeth. Some of us will remember how white the teeth were when we was younger and it can a trigger like looking at a photo taken when we was younger that can be the initiation of getting their teeth whitened. There are some people who are excluded from teeth whitening and these can include pregnant women and mothers who are breast feeding young children anyone suffering from epilepsy and maybe anyone suffering from a heart condition. It is best to check with your dentist or Doctor before embarking on a teeth whitening journey. Really the optimum time is in your thirties or early forties as the teeth would have accumulated some staining but should be relatively easy to remove with whitening. In some cases when starting to whiten the teeth when you are in your fifties or sixties will brighten them but never really make them pearly white as the staining has gone too far whitening to remove this staining. Teeth whitening is obviously a beauty treatment but ensuring you have really good dental health is essential to maintain a healthy smile otherwise you are facing a losing battle. Keep regular appointments with your dentist as this will help with everyday dental issues. Ok what can results can I expect from Whitening?Again this is not a straight forward question to answer but whitening at some degree will always whiten and brighten the teeth. Many factors control this but the main one are how much of the colour is being influenced by staining or the dentin. Staining will happen gradually over a period of months and years and this is caused by smoking, tea, coffee, cola, fizzy drinks, curries and much in our diets we consume day in day out. This is really what teeth whitening tackles to remove to reveal whiter teeth. Dentin discolours over a period of time and can be caused by heavy medication, deeper staining issues and traumas to the teeth. Sometimes whitening can help change this coloration but rarely make that much difference to how the teeth appear after a treatment of whitening. So unless you have had you teeth whitened before then there will be a noticeable difference but not everyone can have pearly white teeth but even a lifting in colour will make you feel better about yourself and this can only enhance your smile and make you feel more confident about how you look. Many different teeth whitening systems are available to enhance your smile but they are for future articles for now good luck with your decision.