Online sources for 'major brand name' teeth whitening kits that include custom bleaching trays. - Issues to consider when choosing this type of product.

Teeth whitening kits that offer 'major brand name' whiteners and custom bleaching trays.

As we've stated previously, it seems obvious that it makes sense to use a whitener that is produced by a company that is a 'major brand name' in the field of supplying whitening products to dentists. Why considering using a bleaching gel that is 'like the whiteners dentist use' (in what way?) when you could use the exact same brand of whitener that dentists all across the nation dispense to their patient's on a daily basis. Remember that your bleaching activities will be performed on your own, unsupervised. It doesn't make sense to consider using a second-tier bleaching agent. Continued...

Online sources we've identified for 'major brand name' carbamide peroxide teeth whitening kits with custom trays.
1% - 9% carbamide peroxide	10% - 14% carbamide peroxide	15% - 19% carbamide peroxide	20% - 29% carbamide peroxide	30% - 35% carbamide peroxide
Nite White	Nite White Nite White	Nite White	Opalescence Opalescence Opalescence Opalescence Nite White

The unofficial 'standard' for at-home tray-based teeth whitening technique is a 10% carbamide peroxide bleaching gel. This whitener was the first to be used with this technique and has been used by more people, over a longer cumulative time frame, than any other whitener. This whitener is the most studied bleaching agent. It has been shown to be safe and effective. The case can be made that this whitener probably produces a more even whitening effect, less post treatment color relapse, and less side effects than higher concentration whiteners.

It is true that higher concentration whiteners offer the advantage of quicker results but they place the user at a greater likelihood of experiencing side effects too. Both relatively higher and lower concentration bleaching gels can be expected to produce a similar whitening end result. It's simply that it will take a greater number of individual bleaching treatments when the lower concentration whitener is used.

A 10% carbamide peroxide whitener is an excellent choice for the first time user. If a person has a history of utilizing a 10% whitener without experiencing significant side effects, then they might elect to try a higher concentration one.