Opalescence Teeth Whitener

Opalescence teeth whitener is a gel formulation designed to stick to your molars better than previous gel whiteners and provide strong whitening action. Dentists use Opalescence to bleach the enamel coating before applying cosmetic dental enhancements such as crowns and veneers.

Opalescence has proven instrumental in lightening and removing stains caused by a variety of reasons including food staining, tobacco use, tooth trauma and natural aging, as well as staining cause by the use of the antibiotic tetracycline.

Opalescence's thick, sticky formula adheres much better than other whitening gels, and can even be used without the awkward plastic trays. It's simply applied with a syringe.

Whether you need a little whitening or a lot, your dentist will choose an Opalescence formula that is appropriate for your needs. Let's learn a little about each.

Opalescence 10% to 20% carbamide peroxide formulation is used for average whitening needs. When applied for 30 minutes, twice a day, this Opalescence begins whitening very quickly. This Opalescence formula may also be used to periodically reinforce your initial whitening.

Opalescence Xtra has a 35% carbamide peroxide formulation for super-bleaching teeth their whitest. This dentist supervised treatment formula also contains carotene, so you can easily see that it is clinging to the surface, right where you need it.

Opalescence Extra Boost will jump start your whitening process with a 38% solution of carbamide peroxide that is mixed just before it is applied, assuring the product is as fresh and powerful as it can be.

Opalescence Whitening Toothpaste can help your teeth to remain their brightest after whitening. Opalescence's high fluoride formula quickly restores and protects your tooth enamel, keeping stains out. Opalescence toothpaste is also low in abrasives, and less likely to damage the enamel.

The complete Opalescence system is designed to deliver maximum whitening, and help you to keep them looking their whitest and brightest long after the initial Opalescence whitening treatment provided by your dentist.

Your dentist can advise whether Opalescence whitener is right for you.