Teeth Whitening products

[MajorCaptSilly]

I like the dissolving strips and also brush with a product called Gly-Oxide. Gly-Oxide is made to treat gum injuries but contains a good amount of peroxide in a gel form. I brush my teeth with toothpaste then brush again with the Gly-Oxide every morning. I let it sit on my teeth while shaving and it makes them noticably whiter. Google Gly-Oxide and you will find folks also use it in their whitening trays, etc.

MCS

Originally Posted by MajorCaptSilly

I like the dissolving strips and also brush with a product called Gly-Oxide. Gly-Oxide is made to treat gum injuries but contains a good amount of peroxide in a gel form. I brush my teeth with toothpaste then brush again with the Gly-Oxide every morning. I let it sit on my teeth while shaving and it makes them noticably whiter. Google Gly-Oxide and you will find folks also use it in their whitening trays, etc.

MCS

http://www.glyoxide.com/faq.aspx

Q1. What does it do?
A1. Used routinely, Gly-Oxide:
# Kills odor-forming germs.
# Foams and flushes out food particles ordinary brushing can miss.
# Cleans stains from orthodontics/dentures/bridgework better than brushing alone.
# Helps maintain oral hygiene when regular brushing is inadequate or impossible.

Used for treatment, Gly-Oxide:
# Gently removes unhealthy tissue, then cleanses and soothes canker sores and minor wounds and inflammations (such as from dental procedures, orthodontics, dentures, etc.) so natural healing can better occur.

Q2. How does it work?
A2.
# Releases hydrogen peroxide for sustained antiseptic and oxygen-cleansing action.
# Releases oxygen for gentle, but effective tissue debridement.
# The anhydrous glycerol protects the peroxide molecule delaying its breakdown and holds the carbamide peroxide and peroxide foam in close contact with teeth and tissue throughout the mouth.

Q3. How do I use Gly-Oxide?
A3.
# Apply to toothbrush (it will sink into bristles), cover with toothpaste, brush normally.
# OR, swish in mouth for several minutes.
# OR, apply directly to affected area.

Q4. How does Gly-Oxide Liquid differ from plain hydrogen peroxide?
A4. The combination of hydrogen peroxide and carbamide peroxide with glycerin creates a relatively stable form of hydrogen peroxide that prolongs the antiseptic and cleansing oxygen action of the hydrogen peroxide. Carbamide peroxide also promotes gentle but effective tissue removal.

Sounds like good stuff, I may have to give it a try.

[borndead1]

The BEST product I've ever used is Crest Night Effects. It's a goo that you brush onto your teeth, go to sleep, and wipe it off when you wake up. ONE USE and my teeth were white. No chit. A box of 14 applications would last me almost a year.


I guess it works too well. They don't make it anymore.

[muhren]

Originally Posted by MajorCaptSilly

I like the dissolving strips and also brush with a product called Gly-Oxide. Gly-Oxide is made to treat gum injuries but contains a good amount of peroxide in a gel form. I brush my teeth with toothpaste then brush again with the Gly-Oxide every morning. I let it sit on my teeth while shaving and it makes them noticably whiter. Google Gly-Oxide and you will find folks also use it in their whitening trays, etc.

MCS

I may have to look in to this! Thanks for the heads up.

M