Jashem 16 Colors Teeth Whitening Shade Guide Porcelain Tooth Bleaching Shade Chart Dental Equipment for Professional or Household Oral Care

This shade guide is perfect for my teeth whitening business! When I order them at work, our supplier charges well over $100. This is the same exact shade guide we use at my dental office but for so much cheaper! It’s great!

Shades are consistent with vivident

My family has been trying different teeth whitening products. Many of them come with sample color cards to track progress but I always find it difficult to use the cards because the staining is the worst on the sides of my teeth and the cards are too awkward to use there, and there's something about the photos that distracts me so that I can't determine the best match. These are perfect! They're plastic but obviously more durable than photos and simple and easy to use. The fact that I can hold up individual sample makes all the difference in finding a match and the price is right! I would recommend to a friend.

This teeth whitening shade guide has been really useful for tracking progress with my porcelain tooth bleaching. The 16 colors make it easy to see any changes and compare before and after results. It’s a handy tool for both professional and home use.

This Jashem model of 16 different natural tooth shades is quite fascinating to me. Truthfully, I think that its usefulness is limited, except for perhaps conveying a general understanding to people (or to yourself) of what shade their (or your) teeth ACTUALLY are, since with tooth bleaching, the usual prediction is that you can expect to only lighten your teeth about two shades from where you start at. So perhaps you can moderate some expectations by matching teeth to where they fall on this shade scale. I thought the groups of shades here were a bit confusing though, because there isn't an explanation included for the lettering on these teeth, what differentiates between the groups, or how use this set of models. You do get the sense that all in the A group must be related to each other, and that goes for the other groups as well, but some of them are so similar to each other, even in different groupings, that to the naked eye it is hard to determine which shade in which group truly matches your own tooth color. I think though in a general sense- if you can find one that matches pretty closely to your tooth (before bleaching your teeth,) it still be a good baseline to come back to after you have been through a full bleaching treatment to compare where you started out with your teeth shade, to where you ended up. (You should be able to hold up the original one you matched with to your own teeth and be able to see that you did lighten by a few shades. )

As someone who's always been a bit self-conscious about the color of my teeth, I was excited to try this 16-color teeth-whitening shade guide. I've seen these charts used by dentists, and I was curious to see how accurate it would be for home use. The guide itself is made of high-quality porcelain, and the colors are very clear and distinct. It was incredibly easy to compare my teeth to the shades and determine where I fell on the spectrum.I was pleasantly surprised to find that my teeth were a few shades whiter than I had initially thought. This gave me a great baseline to measure my progress as I started using a whitening product. The guide is also a great tool to show my dentist during appointments. They can easily see where I'm starting and track my progress over time.Overall, I'm very happy with this teeth whitening shade guide. It's a simple but effective tool that has helped me become more confident in my smile. If you're looking for a way to track your teeth whitening journey, I highly recommend this product.

This is a fine set of 16 NATURAL tooth colors. As I see this, it is to be used to select a color to create a resin for either tooth repair or crowns. In the description, it mentions teeth bleaching as well, however, there aren’t the super white colors included (the “Hollywood” white), just natural colors. Each one of the color sticks pulls out of the base and can be held up to the mouth. The resin can actually be spun on the stick to get a better comparison to the natural teeth. The tooth tabs can be sanitized up to 284 degrees F, or cold sanitized with proper disinfectant.

Cheap plastic.