What’s That GLO Science Teeth Whitening Device We Keep Seeing Everywhere – And Does It Really Work?

Sep 4, 2020 | Health | 0 comments

Mrs. Stafford Glo Science Product Review

Full Disclosure: GLO Science recently sent me their GLO Lit Kit & ECO Balance to use and review. Since this is a product I have purchased and used before, I was excited to try out their new product. Keep reading to learn more about GLO Science & FOR DISCOUNT CODE FOR 20% OFF. >

“A SMILE IS THE BEST MAKEUP ANY GIRL CAN WEAR.”
~MARILYN MONROE

Having a great smile gives you a world of confidence. Flashing those pearly whites makes you seem more approachable. A simple smile can also brighten up a stranger’s day. But for those of you who might be insecure about your smile due to years of drinking coffee, wine, or any other lifestyle habits, then I suggest you check out GLO Science.

If you are on social media, you have probably seen the GLO Science teeth whitening device posted by some of your favorite bloggers or celebrities. A few of the people on this list include the whole Kardashian clan, various women from the Real Housewives franchise, and many more!

It’s extremely common to see influencers taking photos of themselves using this product. Yes, it does make for a fun photoshoot, with the glowing blue light mouthguard – it is absolutely Instagram worthy!

So is it all for the gram, or does it really work?

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WHAT IS GLO SCIENCE?

According to the GLO Science website, it is an:
“at-home teeth whitening device that uses accelerating warming heat & LED light technology for faster results without causing teeth sensitivity,”
which was created by Dr. Jonathan B. Levine. Among his credentials includes being a renowned oral health expert, New York City aesthetic dentist specializing in prosthodontics, NYU professor, international lecturer, author, philanthropist, and visionary inventor holding 23 patents and 5 patents pending.

MY EXPERIENCE WITH GLO SCIENCE PRODUCTS:

I have been using GLO Science whitening for several years now and it has become a staple in my dental care routine.

About 8 years ago, I noticed my smile had certainly yellowed after taking a photo with my daughter at a baseball game. Compared to my daughter’s sparkling white teeth, mine looked discolored and dull. Of course, this happens to everyone with age. Over time the drinks and foods you consume have an effect on the color of your teeth. My oral health was great, but cosmetically I wanted to brighten up my smile to achieve what everyone wants – a beautiful smile. So, I set out to find some at-home products that would help make my teeth whiter.

Along with changing a few things in my dental care routine, I purchased the GLO Science, GLO BRILLIANT TEETH WHITENING DEVICE.

This device is much easier and certainly less messy than most trays or charcoal pastes that are advertised out there. The best part about it is that it allows you to have professional results at home. >

Going to the dentist to get your teeth whitened can sound like a daunting task, especially in today’s world with Covid-19.

Also, with Glo Science, you are getting amazing results for an affordable price compared to what you might have to pay at a dentist’s office. So, if you have an hour a week you can get that beautiful Hollywood smile. To find out about some other dental care products I use check out my blog post, “SHOW THEM PEARLY WHITES!”

Recently, Glo Science sent me two of their newer products including the ECO Balance Oral Health Care Booster.

As well as the GLO Lit Teeth Whitening Device Tech Kit with Bluetooth, which includes:
– LED mouthpiece (with Guided Light Optics) + Bluetooth Power Pack
– 7 Teeth Whitening GLO Vials (42 applications)
– GLO Lip Care
– Mouthpiece Case
As I’ve stated previously in this post, Glo Science is a brand that I love and have used for a few years now. That is why I am happy to be working with them. I am very picky when choosing what brands or products I want to partner with. I only go with those that I use myself and that shows results. There is no use in giving beauty advice that won’t work, which is my main focus.

GLO SCIENCE TEETH WHITENING RESULTS

BEFORE USING GLO SCIENCE TEETH WHITENING DEVICE

AFTER USING GLO SCIENCE TEETH WHITENING DEVICE

Can you see now why I love this device?! The results are no joke so there is a reason you keep seeing influencers posting about this amazing device. >

EXPERT DENTAL ADVICE FROM GLO SCIENCE

Now, this does not replace your annual visits to the dentist for oral hygiene care. So, with that in mind, we wanted to deliver some expert advice from the specialist on the GLO Science team to answer some of the most frequently asked questions to help you keep a healthy, glowing smile.

Q: WHAT IS YOUR BACKGROUND & WHAT DO YOU DO FOR THE GLO TEAM?

A: My name is Jennifer Vasquez RDHBS and I am the Director of Sales Acceleration and Training for GLO Science Professional. As a part of the Corporate and Sales Teams, I provide direction for Clinical Support and Sales Training to all our GLO Science Professional Partners.

Q: WHAT DOES MY ORAL HEALTH HAVE TO DO WITH THE REST OF MY HEALTH?

A: Good oral health is essential to overall health and wellness. As the gateway to the rest of your body, the health of your mouth, including your teeth and gums, can be an important indicator of overall health and can also determine how susceptible you are to other illnesses or chronic conditions. Just as food, drink, and medications enter your body through your mouth, so can bacteria and viruses. If your gums and teeth aren’t healthy, it becomes easier for these bacteria and viruses to then enter your bloodstream and impact the rest of your body. In fact, there have been numerous studies linking poor oral health to numerous inflammatory diseases including endocarditis, cardiovascular disease, and pneumonia. Regular dental visits, as well as routine home care including brushing twice a day and flossing, are essential to keeping the mouth free of germs that can spread to the rest of the body.

Q: WHAT ARE YOUR TIPS FOR BETTER ORAL HYGIENE AT HOME FOR WOMEN OVER 60?

A: In addition to regular dental visits, maintaining your oral health at home by brushing twice a day, flossing daily, and rinsing your mouth are key. Self-care plays an important role here as well. Hydrate frequently with water, make time to do things you enjoy and make sure to smile frequently. Better self-care routines can help improve your mental state and can even help fight depression and anxiety. Plus, the simple act of smiling can immediately boost your mood, reduce stress, and strengthen your social connections with others. When you take good care of your teeth, you naturally smile more.

A healthy diet and vitamin supplement support are also critical to your oral health and overall health. In fact, there is increasing evidence indicating that malnutrition and lack of vitamins and minerals are underlying causes of periodontal disease, which increases in those over 60.

Q: ACCORDING TO THE CDC AND PREVENTION, HALF OF ADULTS AGE 30 AND OLDER SUFFER FROM SOME FORM OF GUM DISEASE. WHAT ARE THE WARNING SIGNS OF GUM DISEASE? WHAT CAN ADULTS DO TO PREVENT THE DISEASE?

A: Gum disease and tooth loss is one of the most common diseases in adults. The warning signs could be halitosis, bleeding gums, gum pockets, tooth mobility, pus, food getting stuck, gum recession, and pain in the gums. One of the most important ways to prevent gum disease is to get regular dental check-ups and cleanings with your hygienist including gum pocket measurements. These measurements can assess the health of your gum tissue. Deeper pockets can collect bacteria, cause detachment of the gums around each tooth, which can lead to tooth loss. To prevent this, your dentist will recommend simple oral hygiene instructions with products and treatments to reduce bacteria and increase the healing of the gum tissue.

Q: WHAT IS TEETH SENSITIVITY AND WHAT CAN I DO TO IMPROVE THE STRENGTH OF MY TEETH? >

A: Teeth sensitivity may occur when enamel wears away from the outer layer of the teeth, exposing the inner dentin tooth structure. Exposed dentin, also known as recession, is an open channel which leads directly to the nerve of the tooth. This exposure causes tooth sensitivity and may occur due to normal maturation and can also be exacerbated with acidic foods and drinks like soda. To improve the strength of your teeth, stay away from foods and drinks that have acidic pH levels like colas and seltzers.