Brite Smile: Q&A

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What is Brite Smile?

I saw an advertising of brite smile in the city and wasnt sure what it was.  is this a new kind of teeth bleaching or a dentist whitning that i can only get during an apointment?

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5 tips about Brite Smile

BriteSmile is a professional, chair-side whitening system that offers patients a safe and effective way to brighten their smiles. The system has proven to whiten about 9 shades per hour. BriteSmile teeth whitening uses a ‘Procedural Gel’ as the bleaching provider. The gel has a 15% hydrogen peroxide base which serves as the bleaching compound. An accelerator, which is placed on prior to the gel application, ultimately enhances the whitening procedure. BriteSmile is safe;... more
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White Teeth

Brite smile is an in-office whitening system that uses hydrogen peroxide and light energy to whiten teeth.
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Bleaching process

This method has been around for over 10 years.  It is an in office process using hydrogen peroxide and a chairside light.  It does work, but effectiveness varies from patient to patient...

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BriteSmile Works

Brite Smile is a great way to brighten your teeth, but a few things must be kept in mind as you're doing it. Remember that it is an in-office professional, whitening treatment. A gel which contains hydrogen peroxide is used, followed by a light that is either gas plasma or LED. The procedure is safe, and will not harm your teeth. It does work, but the final results will vary from patient to patient.
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