I am a pipe smoker and my lower front teeth stay very stained most of the time. Will this product work on moderate to severe stains?
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Hello, This product is great for removing stains from tobacco. Many of our clients have had great success with the product and also continue to use it after to maintain the results they achieved. Please let us know if you have any further questions, Thanks!
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I must tell you that when I decided to try it, my teeth were not just yellowish, but orange! very heavy smoker and drink orange juice all day long. However, after carefully following the instructions and starting with 15 mts. the first night, 25 the second and finally 30 mts., I only required to use it 6-7 times. Only used one and a quarter of a syringe. The rest is in the refrigerator, should I need a "touch up"! If it's going to work, I truly believe that 30 minutes is plenty. Also, some times I used a q-tip with Vaseline to lightly protect my gums because it did burn when I didn't use the Vaseline - I'm sensitive I guess. Hope this is helpful!
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I had coffee/tea stains in between my teeth and it whitened them the same color as the rest of the teeth. My dentist gave me this in the office and Ive been re ordering ever since. Careful getting too much on your gums as it will make them extremely sensitive for a few days. I use it once every 4-6 months. Hope that helps some.
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I didn't notice any issues with the gel color staining my teeth. I did noticed that it helped with a little bit of the tooth sensitivity from the bleaching processes. What I mean is that it took away some of the sensitivity which allowed me to bleach my teeth sooner and get them whiter. So I've been happy and have used the treatment every other week or so. Once again the gel didn't cause any blue colored teeth it worked has advertised.
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That's a yes and no answer. It can take many saturations to achieve any depth of color. Tinted urethanes in the right shade are a good sealer and part of the staining process. It's always possible but sometimes takes some effort. The cane is not super absorbent in my experience.
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No... it does not cause any staining.. unlike the Crest which actually stated on the back of the bottle that it could cause browning of the teeth... like it did on my dad's teeth.. I switched to BreathRx because my dentist uses it for his patients and I've been very satisfied.
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I use it every other morning when I take a shower. Then brush with regular toothpaste to get the black off your teeth. I noticed results after the 2nd time. It gets the yellow stain off the tooth that's closest to the gums. Also, I only put the tip of my toothbrush in the stuff. It doesn't take very much at all. I love this stuff!
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Although I didn't have urine stains on my floor, the product restored my floors to practically brand new condition, removing all kinds of other stains and discolored areas, so I would expect it to work on urine stains too. Be sure to use it as instructed. I used a commercial buffer, with a marble buffing pad. Use painter's tape along your floorboards. The process is messy, but well worth the results, not to mention it saved the $1,500.00 I was quoted to have it done professionally.
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Not sure about cig stain. I work in power plant and have had light grease stains. Zymol cleaner, then leather treatment did the job on that
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I did not find it affected residual stains very much. We used our carpet cleaning machine first, then applied the product. I did not use the pre-treat product (can't remember the name) and so can't tell you if that would make a difference in the stains. It is the best product I've used to combat cat urine.
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It probably will. I have put a paste of it on a variety of stains and problems with great success. It's the only thing I have found that works this well for rust and mineral deposit stains.
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My dentist recommended this brand to me because I hade braces, and my mouth was stinking like shi.....I have been using this brand for quite long time. I don't see any sign of staining. As matter of fact, I find this brand more helpful than the others
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I have never tried Opalescence but I can tell you from experience, the Nite white works. I prefer hydrogen peroxide but then, my teeth aren't all that stained. I use it for upkeep or when I've had coffee etc. a lot.
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The sealer will not remove stains, no. Use StoneTech Professional Oil Stain Remover - 3 oz to remove any stains. I can't promise it'll remove everything, of course, but it has worked wonders for me.
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Not sure about specific types of stains but we asked Lowes guy about putting our sealant in it and he said in his experience no it's too thin. But if it's thicker possibly.
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If you require deep cleanings usually, this product won't do that job. But it does help a lot in removing built up plaque that is superficial. I have used it for at least once-twice a week and then flossing every day and my teeth feel super clean!
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It depends on how white you want your teeth and how much coffee, tea, wine, and other staining food and drink you consume. For the first time you use a whitener, I would recommend doing a full course of 10-14 treatments over 2 to 4 weeks depending on how well your teeth handle the sensitivity (which is temporary and can be managed by taking days off in between treatments if you are sensitive). That initial treatment course will dramatically whiten stained teeth (getting a cleaning at a dentist's office prior to this is a good idea too). Afterwards, you will have to touch up every 6-12 months depending on your eating and drinking habits. You can also use once a week to once a month as maintenance. It depends on how white you want your teeth and how much coffee, tea, wine, and other staining food and drink you consume. For the first time you use a whitener, I would recommend doing a full course of 10-14 treatments over 2 to 4 weeks depending on how well your teeth handle the sensitivity (which is temporary and can be managed by taking days off in between treatments if you are sensitive). That initial treatment course will dramatically whiten stained teeth (getting a cleaning at a dentist's office prior to this is a good idea too). Afterwards, you will have to touch up every 6-12... » Read More It depends on how white you want your teeth and how much coffee, tea, wine, and other staining food and drink you consume. For the first time you use a whitener, I would recommend doing a full course of 10-14 treatments over 2 to 4 weeks depending on how well your teeth handle the sensitivity (which is temporary and can be managed by taking days off in between treatments if you are sensitive). That initial treatment course will dramatically whiten stained teeth (getting a cleaning at a dentist's office prior to this is a good idea too). Afterwards, you will have to touch up every 6-12 months depending on your eating and drinking habits. You can also use once a week to once a month as maintenance. « Show Less