Teeth Whitening Product Guide

RJ — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 17:43:22 +0000

Depending on the teeth whitening method you choose and the product you buy, teeth whitening can cost you any amount from $3-$3,000. There is a wide range of products, and of course some work better than others. The key is to find one that is most cost effective for your budget and that whitens to your satisfaction. This article will give a few examples of which treatments you can have done and at what price.

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The Under $10 Products

If you’re looking for whitening products under $10 you’ll mostly find toothpastes and gum. Neither is known for their drastic whitening abilities but both typically contain hydrogen peroxide in small doses. Most of the time the chemical doesn’t come in contact with the teeth long enough to have much of a whitening effect on them. These products usually work best in conjunction with another whitening product. Here are some of the better whitening products you can buy for less than ten bucks.

The Under $25 Products

There are a number of products under $25 and by spending up to that much you’ll start seeing whitening treatments within your budget. Whitening strips, gels and trays can be found in this price range and quite a few of them have been successful at achieving noticeable whiteness. The products recommended below typically work well on their own, but can sometimes be improved by using them in combination with some of the toothpastes found in the less-than-$10 range.

The Under $50 Products

Many solid whitening treatments fall into this price range. If you’re able to spend this amount of money you’ll find you have many more options to choose from. It should also be noted that some of the widely considered scam products can be purchased for less that 50 bucks. It’s important that you do thorough research and read customer reviews before purchasing any whitening product. With that said, the products recommended below come with the approval of BTWO.

Products $50 and Up

Many of the products that cost $50 or more are kits that attempt to simulate dentist whitening treatments applied by professionals. The home whitening versions are often equally successful, yet cost much, much less. Some of these types of products are listed below. Nearly all the home teeth whitening products can be purchased for less than $100. The cost really begins to climb when you start having treatments done professionally. Veneers and intensive whitening treatments can cost anywhere from $300 to $3,000.

Fortunately, many of the professional whitening treatments can be purchased over the counter and applied at home. If this is a route you’re considering, be sure to have adequate knowledge of how the treatment should be applied. Doing so incorrectly could cause tooth pain and damage.