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Brite Whitening at Home Teeth Whitening Kit:
Our smart at home teeth whitening kit makes it possible for you to achieve professional teeth whitening results in the comfort of your own home!
Kit is so versatile that it can be used in your home, on the go, and anywhere you can plug a usb cable to.
Home Kit Includes:
(1) LED light mouth tray
(1) Adapter usb cable
(3) 2 ml whitening pens
Reason to try Brite Whitening
With our Brite Whitening Teeth Whitening Kit you can get noticeable results after just one treatment, will experience no sensitivity or pain to your teeth, and achieve a polished and whiter smile!
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Frequently Asked Questions

What whitening agent do you use in your gels?
We use only high quality Carbamide Peroxide. Hydrogen Peroxide vs. Carbamide Peroxide:
What's the Difference?
Teeth whitening is done with one of two active ingredients: carbamide peroxide or hydrogen peroxide. Some whitening products contain hydrogen peroxide and others contain carbamide peroxide.
What is the difference between hydrogen peroxide and carbamide peroxide?
Hydrogen peroxide alone is an effective whitening agent. Carbamide peroxide—also an effective whitening agent—contains hydrogen peroxide at a ratio of 1:3. For example, a product with 30% carbamide peroxide has about 10% hydrogen peroxide.
Does one work better than the other?
No! The good news is that hydrogen peroxide and carbamide peroxide both produce the same outstanding results. A study published in Journal of the American Dental Association showed that while carbamide peroxide appeared to produce slightly more dramatic results at first, ultimately products containing equivalent amounts of carbamide peroxide and hydrogen peroxide produced exactly the same results.
Does one work faster than the other?
Yes and no. Hydrogen peroxide breaks down faster than carbamide peroxide, so it releases most of its whitening power within 30–60 minutes. Carbamide peroxide, on the other hand, releases about 50% of its whitening power in the first two hours and can remain active for up to six additional hours. This means that products using hydrogen peroxide have shorter wear times. However, the number of days a person will need to use either one depends not on hydrogen peroxide vs. carbamide peroxide, but on the individual’s unique needs and rate of tooth color change.
Does one cause more sensitivity?
No. There is no noticeable difference in sensitivity, regardless of whether you are using a hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide product. This was also noted in the same study that showed hydrogen peroxide and carbamide peroxide produced equally brilliant results.
Does one cause more rebound?
No. Rebound is where the teeth appear lighter immediately after whitening, but then lose some brilliance after a short time has passed. Rebound has more to do with dehydration than peroxide levels. Whitening gels like Opalescence that contain higher water content help to prevent rebound caused by dehydration.