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Whitestrips work well if you suffer from staining (tea, coffee, red wine). I use them regularly once about every 6 months or so and they make a big difference - use whitening toothpaste in-between to maintain the results. Have not noticed differences between different brands.

Where do you buy these from Dona? I would like an overall whitening effect...

I'd never use the strips.

You need to look after your teeth and gums.

I'm not sure that the strips are strong enough to really whiten teeth - if so, why are they sold OTC? ( or only from the US) but also, are they too strong? which means you could damage your gums.

They will whiten the fronts of your teeth, but trays from the dentist whiten the sides as well.

It depends how bad your teeth are. I had mine done at the dentists and she said my teeth were very yellow- old age not wine or tea/ coffee as don't drink either! I got a 50% improvement with trays over 2-3 weeks waering for 2 hrs a day.

To be honest, mine have always been pretty white and people have often commented on them but I have noticed recently they have started to yellow. Also, I was telling my 3 year old to brush his teeth to make them white. As an example I brushed mine and said "look, what colour are mine?" and he said "they are lellow." I think I will buy the one that's on offer from Groupon at the moment.

White strips work really well but they made my teeth a bit sensitive if I left them on too long. Noticed big difference in a week or so of regular use.

I'm debating using whitening strips vs dentist vs DIY bleach trays like This
Strips and DIY trays will run to about the same cost, dentist will be around the £300 mark...big difference.

Strips work fantastically well but make you slather and foam like a rabid dog, so best done in private

Moulds from the dentist are more expensive but you have them for life. No teeth whitening is permanent and with the moulds at least you can top up again. I have read some bad reports on the strips.