Teeth Whitening
$99
Our L.E.D.-accelerated carbamide peroxide trays whiten teeth more efficiently and safely than any other at-home methods available, and they’re just as effective as other, more expensive whitening methods you’ll see in many dentists’ offices.
TEETH WHITENING GELS PRE-FILLED MOUTH TRAYS
With this method, you will receive a pre-filled tray (which looks a lot like a mouth guard). It is filled with whitening gel and the customer places it in their mouth long enough for the gel to lighten the teeth. This usually takes about 15-20 minutes.
ZERO-PEROXIDEIn many countries around the world, peroxide-based products are reserved for authorized and licensed professionals. For our customers in those countries and for those who prefer not to use peroxide-based products in general, we have developed a non-peroxide gel. It’s effective, gentle, and legal to purchase and use for anyone, anywhere in the world.
REMINERALIZING AND ENAMEL BOOSTING GELS
After whitening your teeth, you’ll want to protect them and maintain them, right? We’ve specially formulated remineralizing and enamel-boosting gels to strengthen your teeth, protect against new stains, and improve your overall oral health. Our bluminerals™ formula seals the pores of your teeth to lock out stains and alleviate sensitivity after you whiten your teeth with our L.E.D. Whitening Kit.
You can also boost enamel strength and prevent stains by regularly using our StrarBright Dual Action Pen. Whiten with one end of the pen and then boost enamel and protect against new stains with the other.
CARBAMIDE VS HYDROGEN
Hydrogen peroxide and carbamide peroxide are the two most commonly used chemicals for whitening teeth. They both work to lift stains and lighten the shade of your teeth, but is one better than the other?
You’re certainly already familiar with hydrogen peroxide, as it’s often used as a disinfectant and antiseptic. It’s not just good for cleaning cuts and scrapes, though. Hydrogen peroxide is extremely effective as a teeth whitening agent. Unfortunately, though, it does have the tendency to irritate the gums and tissue in the mouth, and it can cause tooth sensitivity, as well, if used incorrectly or in high concentrations without professional, medical supervision.
Carbamide peroxide, on the other hand, is created by combining hydrogen peroxide with urea, and is a much gentler whitener. At about 1/3 of the strength of hydrogen peroxide, carbamide peroxide cannot lift as many stains as quickly as full-strength, high-concentration hydrogen peroxide. However, it’s still very effective, and it’s much safer to use at home without a dentist’s supervision.
So, which one do we use in BleachBright products? Both! Our line includes teeth whitening products with higher and lower concentrations of both carbamide and hydrogen peroxide. We clearly label each, so that you can safely and effectively whiten your teeth.
Our L.E.D.-accelerated carbamide peroxide trays whiten teeth more efficiently and safely than any other at-home methods available, and they’re just as effective as other, more expensive whitening methods you’ll see in many dentists’ offices.
TEETH WHITENING GELS PRE-FILLED MOUTH TRAYS
With this method, you will receive a pre-filled tray (which looks a lot like a mouth guard). It is filled with whitening gel and the customer places it in their mouth long enough for the gel to lighten the teeth. This usually takes about 15-20 minutes.
ZERO-PEROXIDEIn many countries around the world, peroxide-based products are reserved for authorized and licensed professionals. For our customers in those countries and for those who prefer not to use peroxide-based products in general, we have developed a non-peroxide gel. It’s effective, gentle, and legal to purchase and use for anyone, anywhere in the world.
REMINERALIZING AND ENAMEL BOOSTING GELS
After whitening your teeth, you’ll want to protect them and maintain them, right? We’ve specially formulated remineralizing and enamel-boosting gels to strengthen your teeth, protect against new stains, and improve your overall oral health. Our bluminerals™ formula seals the pores of your teeth to lock out stains and alleviate sensitivity after you whiten your teeth with our L.E.D. Whitening Kit.
You can also boost enamel strength and prevent stains by regularly using our StrarBright Dual Action Pen. Whiten with one end of the pen and then boost enamel and protect against new stains with the other.
CARBAMIDE VS HYDROGEN
Hydrogen peroxide and carbamide peroxide are the two most commonly used chemicals for whitening teeth. They both work to lift stains and lighten the shade of your teeth, but is one better than the other?
You’re certainly already familiar with hydrogen peroxide, as it’s often used as a disinfectant and antiseptic. It’s not just good for cleaning cuts and scrapes, though. Hydrogen peroxide is extremely effective as a teeth whitening agent. Unfortunately, though, it does have the tendency to irritate the gums and tissue in the mouth, and it can cause tooth sensitivity, as well, if used incorrectly or in high concentrations without professional, medical supervision.
Carbamide peroxide, on the other hand, is created by combining hydrogen peroxide with urea, and is a much gentler whitener. At about 1/3 of the strength of hydrogen peroxide, carbamide peroxide cannot lift as many stains as quickly as full-strength, high-concentration hydrogen peroxide. However, it’s still very effective, and it’s much safer to use at home without a dentist’s supervision.
So, which one do we use in BleachBright products? Both! Our line includes teeth whitening products with higher and lower concentrations of both carbamide and hydrogen peroxide. We clearly label each, so that you can safely and effectively whiten your teeth.
50 Page Avenue • Staten Island, NY 10309
Phone
718.980.2211
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Hours
Sunday-Monday- Closed
Tuesday- 10am to 6pm Wednesday- 10am to 8pm Thursday- 10am to 7pm Friday 10am to 7pm Saturday 9am to 6pm |
E-mail
salonmavie@gmail.com
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