If I want a retainer quality but use for bleaching and keep teeth in place which should I purchase
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The bleaching kit my husband and I both purchased has a soft light clear rubber tray (upper and lower). I know some of the companies advertise their trays as being also used for night guards. Not sure if those are a little stiffer. The ones we have are very very soft but I must say...very comfy to wear when bleaching. Not sure if I answered your question at all but hope it helps.....
1176426
This won't keep teeth in place. It is made of soft, flexible, and thin material
1176427
These aren't retainers. The are bleaching trays. They are great. I paid $250 at the dentist a several years ago. These are exactly the same. They send a kit for you to make a mold of your teeth. Send them back and they return them in 2 weeks. They fit perfectly. Not going to work like a retainer.
1176428
Go to their website, http://www.sportingsmiles.com/home. You can order a retainer and bleach trays using the same impressions. I don't know if they have an option that would do both, but it sounds like they have amazing customer service, so I would definitely suggest looking at their website and then contacting them if you have any questions.
1176429
I bought these bleaching trays and love them...I would recommend them to any one that bleaches their teeth!
1176430
I really can't address retainers but this is a very sturdy an easy to use product, in fact I ordered two sets over a year ago an they are both still awesome
820321
Bleached is better over time. Sooner or later the bleach teeth will darken and look norma . I order bleach all the time. I tried normal did not like it. Normal color got darker to soon. Cheer.
1309309
Hi, only use the blue gel if you get sensitivity to the whitening clear ones. :0)
960826
You can make this last for a long time because it only calls for a dot size amount in the front and side teeth of your retainers.. But it also depends on how many times a week you use it also. I made mine last a few months whiteing twice a week.. Hope this helps :)
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Okay,please make sure comfirm the toothbrush model before buy it. this oral b EB417 fits these model below:Oral-B ProfessionalCare with SmartGuide 5000 SeriesOral-B ProfessionalCare 4000 Series Oral-B ProfessionalCare 3000 Series Oral-B ProfessionalCare 1000 SeriesOral-B Vitality Precision CleanOral-B Vitality Dual CleanOral-B Pro-Health Battery Precision CleanOral-B Pro-Health Battery Dual Clean You can call braun oral b after-sale to comfirm the toothbrush model.As generic, it may fits.but you need comfirm it in case of the toothbrush do not fitsThanks Okay,please make sure comfirm the toothbrush model before buy it. this oral b EB417 fits these model below:Oral-B ProfessionalCare with SmartGuide 5000 SeriesOral-B ProfessionalCare 4000 Series Oral-B ProfessionalCare 3000 Series Oral-B ProfessionalCare 1000 SeriesOral-B Vitality Precision CleanOral-B Vitality Dual CleanOral-B Pro-Health Battery Precision CleanOral-B Pro-Health Battery Dual Clean You can call braun oral b after-sale to comfirm the toothbrush model.As generic, it may fits.but you need comfirm it in case of the toothbrush do not... » Read More Okay,please make sure comfirm the toothbrush model before buy it. this oral b EB417 fits these model below:Oral-B ProfessionalCare with SmartGuide 5000 SeriesOral-B ProfessionalCare 4000 Series Oral-B ProfessionalCare 3000 Series Oral-B ProfessionalCare 1000 SeriesOral-B Vitality Precision CleanOral-B Vitality Dual CleanOral-B Pro-Health Battery Precision CleanOral-B Pro-Health Battery Dual Clean You can call braun oral b after-sale to comfirm the toothbrush model.As generic, it may fits.but you need comfirm it in case of the toothbrush do not fitsThanks « Show Less
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The clear gel is for bleaching the blue gel is for gum sensitivity use a small amount after bleaching if you have sensitivity. What work best for me was putting vitamin E oil on my gums before bleaching and brushing with senydone toothpaste. I had very little sensitivity
408685
I'm not certain. I would think that a retainer is worn in order to keep your teeth from moving, and a night guard is similar, but is more a mold to prevent wearing your teeth down. But you said your retainer is getting worn down, which seems to indicate that you are grinding your teeth. So perhaps this is a good option.
1630175
No, you want something heavier than that. You want something more like http://www.amazon.com/Hipshot-Two-String-Retainer-Black/dp/B00829S2TM or Three String Retainer Black
56944
That's a matter of preference, but I prefer crowns because they aren't as easy to see which is why they are used for trim and finishing work. As far as structurally, neither works better than the other so you can't go wrong with whichever you choose
951086
nothing really, personally I would not purchase one if you already have a waterpik and floss. I got it because I hate to floss and was hoping I could get around it. The Sonic toothbrush however, really is worth it. If you're going to spend 100 bucks on something, go for the toothbrush.
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I have the Invisalign retainers. When they stain I have found I need to use the Invisalign crystals several days in a row (available from your dentist). If you do not have Invisalign, my recommendation would be to ask your dentist what would work best for your mouthguard. In my experience the Retainer Brite is great to keep retainers "fresh", but they do not really work very well for removing stains. Hope this helps.
1309306
You use the clear ones for whitening. The blue one is for strengthening the enamel which you would use on occasion. I'm surprised you didn't get instructions with the package.
615140
I use a brand of bleach called opalence (I think thats how you spell it) I leave it on for an hour and then brush lightly so I dont irritate my gums or anything. The brand that came with the impressions I havent use it yet but im sure its the same......same strength. I suggest puttin vaseline on ur gums before hand. If you think about it, if you go to the dentist for impressions they cost way way more than this that comes with the bleach and the impressions. You have a good deal with this. I hope I answered your concerns :)
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I believe the only differences are a different stand that holds an 'additional' brush head on it,as well as a different setting that is 'supposed' to make your teeth whiter(which I highly doubt.The vesrion that's $100 less also has that setting on it as well.I'd simply stick with the one that's the least expensive.Go look at the difference in your local drugstore if you want to 'see' the difference,otherwise play it smart.You'd be spending an extra $100 on basically nothing.
653321
I wear an upper and lower night guard, to protect against my grinding my molars during sleep; I've used Retainer Brite on my clear-colored guards, and have never experienced any staining -- but that could be because I immerse my guards into an ordinary kitchen cup with tablet dissolved in warm water. My dental office staff advised me that once-a-week tablet cleaning is sufficient; on all other days, I gently clean both guards with a soft tooth brush and regular-old Colgate (which is the least abrasive toothpaste). I don't own the Sonic Cleaner, although Amazon had asked me (in an email) to respond to your question. I wear an upper and lower night guard, to protect against my grinding my molars during sleep; I've used Retainer Brite on my clear-colored guards, and have never experienced any staining -- but that could be because I immerse my guards into an ordinary kitchen cup with tablet dissolved in warm water. My dental office staff advised me that once-a-week tablet cleaning is sufficient; on all other days, I gently clean both guards with a soft tooth brush and regular-old Colgate (which is the least abrasive toothpaste). I don't own the Sonic Cleaner, although Amazon had asked me (in an email) to... » Read More I wear an upper and lower night guard, to protect against my grinding my molars during sleep; I've used Retainer Brite on my clear-colored guards, and have never experienced any staining -- but that could be because I immerse my guards into an ordinary kitchen cup with tablet dissolved in warm water. My dental office staff advised me that once-a-week tablet cleaning is sufficient; on all other days, I gently clean both guards with a soft tooth brush and regular-old Colgate (which is the least abrasive toothpaste). I don't own the Sonic Cleaner, although Amazon had asked me (in an email) to respond to your question. « Show Less
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You have many choices from oral b. I like this one: Oral-B Power Sensitive Replacement Electric Toothbrush Head,3 Count
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It's a matter of preference I guess. I am not a dentist. I just use these between visits to my dentist to keep my teeth a bit cleaner than they otherwise would be. I still go 3 times a year for dental cleanings. These are not a substitute for proper dental care. I haven't used the mirror much but I have used it a few times. I would ask my dentist what they think.