do you brush your teeth before or after each use? or both?
1005799
Don't apply right after brushing, your teeth become very sensitive. Maybe a light brush about an hour before. I always brush right after with no problem.
1005800
I definitely do not brush my teeth right before, because it tends to make them extra sensitive for some reason. However, yes I thoroughly brush my teeth prior to removing the strips.
1005801
I usually brush them half an hour/one hour before using the white strips to prevent sensibility.
1441704
I am not certain, but I treat it the same I do toothpaste. I make sure that I get the majority of it out of my mouth so I do not ingest it. Personally, I usually do not rinse my mouth out directly after brushing/cleaning my tongue. I could be wrong, but I feel like the ingredients meant to prevent bacteria build-up in the mouth are largely rinsed out if I do that.
1016895
You use the brush to paint it onto your teeth. One twist is enough for one treatment.
1934367
Sure! Brush teeth do not floss. Apply gel to trays spread with brush thinly front and back. Try not to use too much it can irritate your gums. Leave trays in. Put led light on place it between your teeth and leave on and in mouth. 1-2 hours. Or no light 2 hours. Rinse mouth after. Then eat and drink as usual.On light, open battery casing pull tab to activate batteries. Then turn light on!
2203849
Only one cleaning mode. you can use different brush heads for different cleaning purposes. Oral B does not carry different modes of cleaning if you are thinking about speed wise.
2131196
I use it weekly but it can be used daily. I use it in between teeth brushings.
588248
No, I use mine for a few days, usually until the place where your teeth rest has bite marks in it and has flattened out. I just rinse mine with water then mouthwash after I take it out in the morning, and put it in a case I bought separately.
272019
First off.. yuck.. I clean mine with a battery powered tooth brush (Oral-B) it cleans the surface right back to new.
1165529
You use them at your own discretion. Depending on how sensitive your teeth are will determine the duration of the time you leave them in. I usually leave mine on for about 30 minutes at a time, and I only use them when I feel like my teeth need a boost of whiteness.
263932
I use the toothbrush with very warm water, spray it with hard pressure - Alcohol - then I dry it because of the metal tip with the diamond cutting, bacteria sets in - I do it EVERYTIME I use it....I am a germaphobic....lol PAJ
230513
Copied from insert ... REMINERALIZATION GEL INSTRUCTIONS : this remineralization gel is used after the bleaching process has been completed. Rinse out your trays before applying a very small bead in the front and back of trays. Let set in your mouth for 4-5 minutes. Remove trays and do not rinse mouth. Wash and rinse mouth trays thoroughly. It is recommended you remineralize just before going to bed for a thorough nighttime remineralization process. Remineralize once a week during the bleaching process and once a week thereafter for a healthy smile. Hope this helps!
2178434
Yes; after just one brushing, my teeth were SHOCKINGLY white. 2 shades to be exact. It's like a dentist's cleaning!!!
700291
You still need to use your toothbrush. The polisher makes your teeth have that smooth feeling.
1078359
You will need to shut off the brush to switch between the two main brushing modes: Go Care (1.5 minutes) and Max Care (3 mins). But you can easily switch between Clean, Sensitive, and Massage while the brush is running. Frankly, I never use those modes unless I feel I need a little extra something. You should not need to switch between Go and Max; most people know how much time they have to brush their teeth.
557447
I use it once a day, either in the morning or at night after I brush my teeth. The container is supposed to last for months depending on the amount used. The results are very subtle. You must keep using it constantly to observe some improvement.
1976858
Not sure? I started using a children's toothbrush, but now use my electric toothbrush. May just be a sales gimmick? But the toothpaste is awesome!
1784394
I haven't used for teeth. I did take at first with the intentions of taking a little each day by mouth and swallowing. So I would put under tongue, hold, then swallow. But after a while I discovered it really seemed to help on Sores or irritated areas so I just started using like an antiseptic. I quit taking by mouth but there was no reason I quit doing that. But personally if I was using because of teeth or gums I probably would swish and hold and spit out. But that's just me.