Rave for Crest 3D Luxe Glamorous White Toothpaste

thanks will give it a try; I have been using Colgate Optic White on my nails to whiten them and it's amazing how much it has helped! I also like it for whitening my teeth.

I just got the Optic White but haven't seen any difference yet - it's only been a few days, though. I'll have to keep an eye out for the Crest when I'm running low on the Colgate. I'm also thinking of trying the Crest Ultra Luxe whitestrips - I've heard they're pretty good now that they fit teeth so much better these days. I'm hoping I see a difference!

I've used the Optic White and didn't see results like this. So far, this is the best. I attended a wedding last night and had a of couple of close up photos and was pleased at how much whiter my teeth were from photos that were taken about a month ago.

By the way, there is a "luminous white" but I am using the "glamorous white."

Make sure you get the reformulated one WITHOUT high-density polyethylene beads. Not sure if the reformulation is available yet.

Why would toothpaste need to have sorbitol and sucralose in it? Just wondering.

If you were to add the white strips to your routine you would be truly blown away. I only have to use the strips, 3 days in a row, once every 3 wks, so one box of those last forever. Along with the whitening toothpaste, which I use Sensodyne whitening and the Crest mouthwash, my teeth stay very white. People are always asking me about my teeth, which honestly surprises me. So nice to have them notice my white teeth instead of a new wrinkle. Lol

Thanks, this is good to know. Our dentist recommends the Colgate Total and that's pretty much what we use all the time. But I do switch things up every once in a while.

I'm glad it works for you, but you should be cautious. The plastic beads are causing problems that dentists are warning people about and Crest is formulating. Some states are also outlawing these plastic beads because they cause a lot of problems when they get washed out into the lakes and oceans and fish ingest them.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-health/wp/2014/09/18/why-dentists-are-speaking-out-about-...