What's the difference between teeth whitening treatments?

Whitening teeth is dependent on 3 factors: • gel concentration• frequency of application• duration of exposure Some products are lower concentrations to limit sensitivity, but are not as effective. Over time they will work enough to satisfy most people, so lower concentration products depend on... more

Zoom whitening is a quick chair-side whitening system.  Three sets of fifteen minute treatments are done in one visit.  The process begins with covering lips, gums, and tongue, leaving only the teeth exposed.  Zoom whitening gel, composed of hydrogen peroxide, is applied onto the teeth.  A... more

The only difference is in each treatment's method of activating the solution that whitens your teeth. Some brands of one-hour whitening require a light to activate the solution. Other brands require a separate activating solution that mixes with the base to start the whitening process. All of them use 35%... more