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Opalescence whitening gel is
syringe delivered take home applicable bleaching kit. It is sticky with
a PF standard of 10%, 15% and 20% approved by the ADA.
This makes Opalescence whitening gel not very harsh
to the teeth. Most other tooth whitening products
produce tooth sensitivity.
Opalescence whitening gel products are specially
formulated to ensure maximum results and longevity. Opalescence
bleaching gel refills are affordable plus they are convenient solutions
to solving the problem of stained or darkened teeth, and thus transform
your smile to perfect invation or goodwill. Opalescence whitening
gel comes in flavours such as melon or mint of carbamide peroxide,
the active ingredient. Opalescence whitening gel are FDA approved and
used by dentist all over the world.
Packing
and Storage
All
Opalescence whitening gels are stored in controlled
environment to ensure constant maximum results. The 8 syringe packs of
Opalescence each of which contains 1.2ml pre-filled opalescence syringe
have a 1oz toothpaste tube and a free retainer box meant for bleaching
trays.
Types of Opalescence
whitening gel
There are many different
flavours of opalescence whitening gel from
which you can chose. Note that opalescence whitening gel refills are
only recommended to be used with whitening trays made by dentist. If
you buy opalescence whitening gel refills, you are therefore signifying
that you have your dentist's instruction regarding storage and use of
opalescence whitening gel.
Please consult your Dentist
before buying and using Opalescence whitening gel, this is to
ensure that you are given a thorough examination which ensures that no
damage would result from inherent oral health problems
while using Opalescence whitening gel at home.
CAUSION
Note must be taken that only
natural teeth will be whitened
with Opalescence whitening gel. Some stains like
antibiotic stains or greyish teeth may be more difficult to bleach.
Those who have silver fillings or amalgam stand the risk of
having greenish tinge appear around the affected teeth.
Sensitivity after bleaching
is a normal occurrence due to
the presence of peroxide in the gels and this is not to be worried
about since it soon disappears causes no health problem.
During a life time an
individual develops two completely different sets of teeth. The baby
teeth (deciduous teeth) whiter and softer that eventually fall out and
get replaced by the permanent teeth, the second set of teeth which gets
darkened if care is not taken, these set appear not as white is the
baby teeth, but thank goodness for Opalescence whitening gel
that returns discolored tooth back to the whiteness of deciduous teeth.
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