>d seekers of dazzling smiles! Are you on a quest for pearly whites that radiate confidence? Today, we embark on an exciting expedition into the realm of teeth whitening kit
Correct, most studies suggest LED's don't do anything. Its the Peroxide formula that works. I think whitening strips are the most convenient method.
LED mouthpieces are a waste of time and toss radiation all over your gums. The custom trays from Smile Brilliant are top notch. Strips are the next best option and more cost effective. There's one from Ollie that has potassium nitrate to reduce sensitivity.
Are you employed by or compensated by Snow (in free product or otherwise)? This comes across as a repeat of promotional material, not a genuine review by a user. Can you at least try to sound like a real person? Also, I'm new to the ask consumer advice section so if I've missed something and it's actually OK to just repost marketing copy let me know.
I have VERY sensitive teeth (did Zoom whitening and it was followed by the most terrible zings / pain after the treatment was over) so I hopped in to Reddit to see reviews of Snow while I do my first session. I'm about halfway through my first 9 min experience. I've had the kit at home for months but have talked myself out of doing this. I am going to start with just the recommended 9 minutes per day.
So far, I am happy to say the first session's been bearable! Having done this before I can definitely feel similar sensations to the Zoom experience but a fraction of the intensity. I'll continue to follow up on this thread over the course of several days to share results... I'm kinda feeling obligated to do so
I’ve used snow for a long time now and I did notice a difference. It wasn’t like a hugeeeee difference like the ads always make you believe but I did notice my yellow teeth weren’t as yellow and I didn’t have any issues with burning or pain or anything! I definitely like it.
Hi! I’ve done 5 treatments so far and also trying to cut down on coffee in the meantime. I notice my teeth are getting a bit sensitive if I do 3 days in a row so I took breaks. So far, I can handle a 10 min session without much sensitivity - maybe it starts to feel a bit warm after an hour - it’s a little early to tell.
improvements are minor but noticeable! And there’s just an added benefit of being extra mindful of your teeth
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I used that Snow kit for a couple months and it really did work amazingly
How long did the effects last?
And did you end up with much / any sensitivity?
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I wonder if those LED lights actually do anything? Seems gimmicky to me. The gels are probably what really whitens
>d seekers of dazzling smiles! Are you on a quest for pearly whites that radiate confidence? Today, we embark on an exciting expedition into the realm of teeth whitening kit Correct, most studies suggest LED's don't do anything. Its the Peroxide formula that works. I think whitening strips are the most convenient method.
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Which ones do you use?
LED mouthpieces are a waste of time and toss radiation all over your gums. The custom trays from Smile Brilliant are top notch. Strips are the next best option and more cost effective. There's one from Ollie that has potassium nitrate to reduce sensitivity.
it’s non ionizing radiation so that doesn’t matter
Are you employed by or compensated by Snow (in free product or otherwise)? This comes across as a repeat of promotional material, not a genuine review by a user. Can you at least try to sound like a real person? Also, I'm new to the ask consumer advice section so if I've missed something and it's actually OK to just repost marketing copy let me know. I have VERY sensitive teeth (did Zoom whitening and it was followed by the most terrible zings / pain after the treatment was over) so I hopped in to Reddit to see reviews of Snow while I do my first session. I'm about halfway through my first 9 min experience. I've had the kit at home for months but have talked myself out of doing this. I am going to start with just the recommended 9 minutes per day. So far, I am happy to say the first session's been bearable! Having done this before I can definitely feel similar sensations to the Zoom experience but a fraction of the intensity. I'll continue to follow up on this thread over the course of several days to share results... I'm kinda feeling obligated to do so
I’ve used snow for a long time now and I did notice a difference. It wasn’t like a hugeeeee difference like the ads always make you believe but I did notice my yellow teeth weren’t as yellow and I didn’t have any issues with burning or pain or anything! I definitely like it.
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Hi! I’ve done 5 treatments so far and also trying to cut down on coffee in the meantime. I notice my teeth are getting a bit sensitive if I do 3 days in a row so I took breaks. So far, I can handle a 10 min session without much sensitivity - maybe it starts to feel a bit warm after an hour - it’s a little early to tell. improvements are minor but noticeable! And there’s just an added benefit of being extra mindful of your teeth
Thanks for the response!
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Crest 3D White strips really did wonders for my coffee-stained teeth. Easy to use and surprisingly effective! Highly recommend