20 minute white smile review

20 Minute White Smile Review: LED Teeth Whitening Kit

20 Minute White Smile is a teeth whitening kit using LED technology. Does it actually work? Read our 20 Minute White Smile review.

Countertop Ice Maker: Ice in 8 Minu...
Countertop Ice Maker: Ice in 8 Minutes?
Sponsored Links

About 20 Minute White Smile

20 Minute White Smile is a teeth whitening kit using LED technology. The official product website is 20minutewhitesmile.com, which was first registered in September 2016. Below is a screen capture of the official website from October 2016.

20 second white smile review

Claims & Features

  • Complete tooth whitening system
  • Whitens up to 8 shades in 20 minutes
  • Professional dental technology in your own home
  • LED light helps whiten
  • FDA registered
  • Made in the USA
  • Removes years of coffee, wine, and smoking stains

Cost

You can get 20 Minute White Smile for $39.99 + $7.99 P&P, for a total of $47.98. This includes a pre-filled tray, LED accelerator light, Vitamin E swabs, and a whitening pen.

There is a 30-day money back guarantee, and expected delivery time is 4 to 6 weeks. It is not available in stores as of this writing.

20 Minute White Smile Review

Teeth whitening is big business, and there are seemingly endless options in this category, including strips, toothpastes, mouthwashes, bleaching, whitening pens, and in-office dental visits. 20 Minute White Smile promises to bring dental technology to your home with a system that uses a special gel and LED light to accelerate the process.

Sponsored Links

To use 20 Minute White Smile, you first apply a layer of Vitamin E with the included swabs. You’ll then attach the pre-filled gel tray to the LED accelerator light and insert the unit in your mouth. After a 20-minute session, you should see an improvement in the color of your teeth.

The good news is that home LED whitening kits such as 20 Minute White Smile do work pretty well, and consumer reviews tend to be generally positive. Similar treatments in a dentist’s office can cost hundreds or more, so the idea of a $50 whitening treatment is compelling. You may want to keep your expectations realistic, however, as a single session may not provide the dramatic results shown in the advertising. Although they state that you can achieve “up to 8 shades” of whitening, you may only achieve a modest amount of improvement.

One caveat not touched upon in the advertising for 20 Minute White Smile is that this appears to be a one-time use. Note that you received a “pre-filled tray” with no refills mentioned in the commercial or on the website. Thus, if your results are not ideal, you may have to shell out more money for additional treatments. Further, the gel used in these types of products can irritate the gums for a minority of users.

You probably shouldn’t hold high expectations for the whitening pen that is included as a bonus. Although pens like this are heavily marketed, one dentist referred to most of those being advertised online as “a highly-profitable internet scam.” He also noted that “The pens fail miserably as a delivery system because you always need high concentration and prolonged exposure to get a decent result. A paint-on can’t achieve that.”

Overall, 20 Minute White Smile actually works quite well, provided your expectations are realistic. Whether or not it holds any distinct advantage over similar products remains to be seen. The fact that there is only enough gel for one application may not sit well with some consumers.

Alternatives

There are other LED teeth whitening kits to be found in stores and online. The current “Amazon’s Choice” in this category is the “Shine Whitening” kit, which costs $35 and holds a 4.3 rating among hundreds of consumers.

Television Commercial

The commercial below is for the re-branded name, “20 Minute Dental White.”

Your 20 Minute White Smile Reviews

If you’ve used 20 Minute White Smile, let us know what you think by leaving a comment below and a star rating above.

Subscribe
Notify of
guest
0 Comments
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments