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XP: GO SMiLE
DO any of you ladies know about this product? Is it worth the $$ or should I just get the Crest white strips?
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Ashley & Josh ~ The Reef Resort ~ Grand Cayman~ May 15th 2010
Ashley & Josh ~ The Reef Resort ~ Grand Cayman~ May 15th 2010
Re: XP: GO SMiLE
I wouldn't waste my $$$...
Peter got some professional whitening BS done that cost him almost $1,000. and they looked exactly the same to me.
If you're going to do anything, try the crest white strips - they're cheap at least.
Exactly this. DH also did some professional whitening...called Brite Smile...wasn't as expensive as Peter's but they looked the same & he said his teeth were a bit more sensitive afterwards.
I suggest asking your dentist if they offer anything?!
I've seen it @ Sephora, but couldn't bring myself to spend the $$$. From what I heard from someone working there it still made your teeth really sensitive, so for that I decided to stick to the whitestrips b/c like Cristina said at least they're cheap. If I had the $$ I would go to my dentist for the professional whitening.
Ashley & Josh ~ The Reef Resort ~ Grand Cayman~ May 15th 2010
I don't know if it's already been suggested, but I've had great luck with using the Crest ProHealth Whitening toothpaste and I also use a whitening mouthwash (I just finished off a bottle of Crest, but am about to start using a Listerine brand because it was on sale). I've definitely noticed a difference and have gotten quite a few compliments (I had no idea so many people look at my mouth!).
I've used the strips too...but they did make my teeth and gums very sensitive and that drove me bonkers...I did notice a difference though. But I just can't do that again.
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I can't use the white strips because a couple of my teeth are too sensitive. Like... I put them on and 10 seconds later my teeth are screaming in pain.
You should talk to your dentist about this. My dentist does whitening in office (duh
) but for people with sensitive teeth he has some gel or something they use so it's not as harsh on your teeth, and it makes them not hurt afterward either. I haven't actually had it done yet, but they were explaining it to me when I said I didn't want professional whitening after how much the strips bothered me.
Good luck!
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