For each Unique case

By far this line has the most variation in strengths. This is so your patient can feel secure in your recommendation for either a long-term or short-term treatment plan. It’s a take-home system that employs syringes and custom trays your office provides. Concentrations start at 10% and can work up to as high as 45%.

The 10% carbamide peroxide formula is optimal for patients who experience sensitivity with whitening. It can be worn for sustained periods of time, day or night, so it’s a good choice for patients who prefer to whiten overnight.

This system is also best recommended for patients who have severe staining that requires a long-term commitment. Discoloration from medication or other factors will take time and patience to correct, and so it’s easier to recommend higher or lower concentrations as needed when a patient checks in on progress.

Recommend this convenient system to patients who are trying whitening for the first time, or who would simply like a touch up to their smile. Between 15 and 60 minutes is all it takes each day for them to slowly work up to the shade they’d like. There are also two flavors and two concentrations to choose from.

The UltraFit™ tray is made of a discreet material designed to maximize convenience. All pieces are prefilled and single-use. It’s an option that can be used virtually anywhere, as long as the patient can brush and rinse the product off after use. It’s also a very cost-effective option if patients only need to use it for a short time.

This in-office treatment requires no refrigeration nor any lights. It’s a high concentration of 40% hydrogen peroxide and designed for a fast chairside whitening. You can activate it right before you need it, and at most you’ll administer three 20-minute applications. After each application, you and the patient can decide whether more is needed.

The main draw for this product is both speed and some extra attention from you, the clinician. Ask your patients if they have an event on the horizon or would like to spend a little extra to treat themselves.

Opalustre™ abrasion slurry is ideal for removing superficial white and brown decalcification imperfections due to enamel mottling from fluorosis. If use of a tooth whitening regimen like Opalescence Go™ or Opalescence™ PF whitening doesn’t eliminate the appearance of the imperfection, Opalustre slurry can be used to further treat the tooth.

In cases of endodontically-treated and non-vital teeth, try the “walking bleach” method with Opalescence™ Endo non-vital whitening gel. Once Opalescence Endo gel is delivered to the pulp chamber, it should be sealed with a temporary cement, and left in the tooth for one to five days.