Miscellaneous

04/11/2005
Can you really get whiter teeth without spending a lot of time in a dentist chair? A slew of over-the-counter whitening agents promise just that, but making sense of the various advertising claims can be confusing. The whiteners, which range in price from $10 to about $50, include paint-on whiteners, do-it-yourself dental trays and adhesive strips that you stick on your teeth. That is less expensive than the $300 to $800 charged by dentists for custom whitening trays or light-activated bleaching procedures. Labeling differences can make some over-the-counter products sound stronger than they are.

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