Whitening 6 syringes 16% carbamide peroxide

Carbamide peroxide bleaches by releasing oxygen in a gentle and sustained way. This means that it has no irritating effect. In this it differs from systems based on hydrogen peroxide, which whiten more quickly but are more irritating.

In severe cases such as tetracycline stains or fluorosis, it may not produce the desired effects. In any case, there are published studies in which positive results have been obtained against tetracycline stains after long treatments.

It is applied by means of plastic adapter plates with thermovacuum units.
Prophylaxis must be carried out prior to bleaching.

The bleaching procedure consists of placing a few drops in the gaps of the teeth to be treated, and placing the splint in the mouth. The dislodged material should be spat out, but the splint should not be removed until the prescribed 15 minutes have elapsed. After this time, remove the splint, rinse thoroughly and rinse the splint.

We recommend 3 topications per day, one after each meal.

A single one can also be done in the evening, but it is slower.

It is normal to experience slight discomfort in the first days of use, which usually subsides on its own. If the discomfort is severe or does not subside, treatment should be discontinued.

Do not smoke or drink beverages that stain the teeth immediately after applying the whitener.