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| What is Carbamide Peroxide? |
Carbamide Peroxide is the primary active ingredient or bleaching agent in the professional whitening gel. It is essentially a variation of Hydrogen Peroxide and combined with the unique adherence properties of the specially formulated gel, it provides the chemical reaction required to safely whiten your teeth.
The Clinical Pharmacology Classification of Carbamide Peroxide states that there are "No significant interactions", although some teeth sensitivity or minor gum irritation may be experienced, which normally subsides a day or so after completion of treatment.
During the bleaching process, the active ingredient in the gel, Carbamide Peroxide, is broken down and oxygen enters the tooth enamel bleaching embedded discolored substances (stains). The structure of the tooth is not changed; only the tooth enamel becomes a lighter and whiter shade. Fillings, crowns, bridges and bondings, etc. are not affected.
Carbamide Peroxide is the primary active ingredient or bleaching agent in the professional whitening gel. It is essentially a variation of Hydrogen Peroxide and combined with the unique adherence properties of the specially formulated gel, it provides the chemical reaction required to safely whiten your teeth.
The Clinical Pharmacology Classification of Carbamide Peroxide states that there are "No significant interactions", although some teeth sensitivity or minor gum irritation may be experienced, which normally subsides a day or so after completion of treatment.
During the bleaching process, the active ingredient in the gel, Carbamide Peroxide, is broken down and oxygen enters the tooth enamel bleaching embedded discolored substances (stains). The structure of the tooth is not changed; only the tooth enamel becomes a lighter and whiter shade. Fillings, crowns, bridges and bondings, etc. are not affected. |
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