Iwhite Instant Whitening kit - 10 st - Whiteningkit | bol (2024)

FAQs

Does 10% teeth whitening work? ›

We have a 10% carbamide peroxide gel, or a 16% carbamide peroxide gel – both designed to be worn overnight. These are the equivalent of 3.5% hydrogen peroxide and 5.7% hydrogen peroxide, respectively. Both gels will give you a fantastic white smile, but the 16% will get you there a little faster.

All iWhite products are hydrogen peroxide-free, clinically tested, 100% safe, and are easy to use at home.

How often can I use the iWhite Instant whitening? You can use it as often as you want. What if my teeth and gums are experiencing sensitivity? Since iWhite Instant is a non-hydrogen peroxide teeth whitening product, sensitivity of teeth and/or gums almost never occur.

Teeth can become temporarily dehydrated after using whitening strips. Your teeth may appear more yellow as a result of this dehydration because the enamel may become dry and lack moisture. Dehydrated enamel sometimes has a transparent appearance that makes the naturally yellowish dentin underneath visible.

Available in 10% hydrogen peroxide (wear 30–60 minutes for 5–10 days) Available in 15% hydrogen peroxide (wear 15–20 minutes for 5–10 days) Teeth whitening gel contains potassium nitrate and fluoride for patient comfort.

If you see celebrities with perfectly white, straight, and uniform-looking teeth, they likely have veneers. Unlike teeth whitening, veneers are more permanent. There are various types of materials used, but porcelain and composite are the most common types.

One of the most common side effects is tooth sensitivity, which can occur during or after treatment. Overuse or misuse of teeth whitening products can also lead to enamel damage, gum irritation, and discoloration. Additionally, some types of tooth discoloration may not respond well to teeth whitening treatments.

As the baking soda only removes stains from the surface level of the teeth and not the enamel it can be passable at removing light stains such as coffee and food, but you might not notice a big difference for four to six weeks.

If you opt for an at-home teeth whitening kit, you can generally expect your results to last for about four to six months with touch-ups as needed. However, if you choose to get your teeth professionally whitened at the dentist's office, your results could last up to a year or even longer with proper care.

Whitening can lead to temporary sensitivity in your teeth and gums. We need more research, but studies have shown some whitening products might change the surface of your teeth or even damage them.

How long do you leave iWhite on for? ›

iWhite Instant Teeth Whitening Kit

This at home treatment should be worn only 20 minutes a day for instant results, up to 8 shades whiter.

Clinical implications: If performed under the careful guidance of a dentist, at-home whitening is an effective treatment, regardless of whether 10 percent CP or 15 percent CP is used. There may be added color change and varying sensitivity with the use of 15 percent CP.

A Few Teeth: If a few teeth need to be extracted in a row, then add between 10 and 20 minutes for each tooth. If the teeth are in different places, it could take a bit longer because local anesthesia will need to be applied in multiple locations.

The American Dental Association gives a thumbs up to whiteners with up to 10% peroxide concentrations. Any higher than 10%, and you're at-risk for destroying your precious enamel.