Does Smile Brilliant Work?

Can I REALLY Whiten at Home?

The Chief Blonde is wearing Blank Denim Romper ($110), NY and Company Belt (similar), Jeffrey Campbell Laramie Lace Up Sandal (were $175, now on sale for $57!)

I have always wanted to whiten at home, should I?

As you know, on this blog I am always posing in some outfit or other. I want to look my very best and that includes my teeth. True Confession: I have never whitened them before! No really –Never. But I have always wanted to whiten them via the dentist, but it’s so expensive.

But I have concerns about home whitening:

Is it too hard?
Is it safe?
Will it work?
Will my teeth be too sensitive?
Is it STILL expensive?

I’ll bet you have all these same questions as well.

Smile Brilliant sent me a package so I could whiten at home and let you know the answers to those questions. Watch this 2 minute video to understand the process. It was really that easy for me too!

Here’s a little summary so you can see the steps of how to Use Smile Brilliant:

How much does Smile Brilliant cost?

The rep I worked with said that you needed to do several applications of the product in order to get stubborn stains out and see results. Luckily, the 3 syringe package I was sent you is good for 9 total applications, not just 2-3. Each syringe is good for 3 applications, so you will use 1/3 of a syringe per application. Each application is both top and bottom tray PLUS your whitening trays for $119. Additional whitening kits are $34 for 3 more syringes (about 9 applications), your trays are reusable…Yeah! I would also highly recommend getting the desensitizing gel, 3 tubes are $19.95…the whitening DOES tend to hurt without this gel.

So basically for $140 versus $100s at the dentist. After that, its just $34 for 3 more syringes/9 applications!

So how did Smile Brilliant work for me?

Does Smile Brilliant Work? Here’s my results. The pictures don’t show it as well as I would like, but I felt my teeth were several shades whiter and the stains were definitely GONE! I experienced only mild pain during whitening as I used the desensitizing gel. Two of my four front teeth are veneers so I can’t expect those to whiten (need them replaced and already have an appointment in place.) I felt the cost was reasonable for what I achieved, especially given that I am 52 and have never whitened my teeth before. The process was very fast and the directions were super simple to follow.