Professional LED Teeth Whitening System + FREE Accelerator Gel (2024)

FAQs

Do LED accelerator lights work? ›

Modern technology has actually made it possible to have a whiter and brighter smile quickly and easily. And, yes, the light does indeed play a role in the accelerated whitening process. However, simply smiling at an LED light will not whiten your teeth.

While LED tooth whitening shows promise, some studies suggest that LED lights improve bleaching only slightly or not at all for some people. Short-term effects. If you enjoy coffee, tea, or wine, you may be unhappy with the long-term results of your tooth whitening.

If teeth whitening does not work for you, it might be because of the product you are using, the type of tooth stains or spots, or strength of the bleaching gel.

The precise answer to this question can depend on your goals and the nature of the stains on your teeth. Generally, you'll start to see noticeable results in around 10-14 days.

It's generally safe to use an LED teeth whitener once every 24-48 hours, depending on the strength of the device and the sensitivity of your teeth. The MOON Teeth Whitening Device is designed to be gentle and is safe to use twice a day for 14 days at a time.

How Long To Leave SNOW's Teeth Whitening Light On. For the best results, we recommend using SNOW's LED light for 9 to 30 minutes per session.

Most people will see a noticeable difference after just one treatment, but for more severe cases, you may need up to four treatments. It's important to note that LED teeth whitening is not a permanent solution, so you'll likely need to repeat the treatment every few months to maintain your results.

Laser tooth whitening uses a powerful light to activate bleaching gel and accelerate the whitening process, while LED tooth whitenng uses an LED light to activate the bleaching gel and speed up the procedure.

Yet, if your teeth stains are underneath the enamel of your teeth, known as intrinsic (internal) discoloration, then the bleaching agent won't be able to remove them.

Do some teeth not respond to whitening? ›

The fact is, not all teeth respond to whitening. Furthermore, it is important to understand what whitening products you use can really make all the difference. Let's consider certain things that might keep your teeth whitening treatment from working.

Also, if you have poor oral health or an underlying medical condition that affects the teeth, the teeth whitening procedure may make the teeth yellow. This is because the dentin has a yellowish hue under the enamel. So, when the enamel thins, your teeth become translucent and may look yellow.

The major difference between teeth whitening at the dentist and at home is the strength of the gel. The gel used by dentists can have 35% – 45% peroxide in it.

If you've left your teeth whitening gel on for too long and are worried that it might have caused damage to your teeth, try not to fret. You may notice some slight sensitivity of the teeth, white spots on the gum or white flecks on teeth, or numbness on the gumline.

Your teeth will continue to lighten for a couple of days even after you stop a whitening session.

Blue light itself cannot whiten the teeth. Instead, blue light is used to activate a chemical reaction. You'll apply a specialized whitening gel to the patient's teeth containing either carbamide peroxide or hydrogen peroxide. The blue light activates the compounds in the gel and helps break it apart faster.

High efficiency with low voltage makes it easy for LEDs to gain an edge over incandescent lamps, consuming 80% less electrical power. Instantaneous switch-on: The LED switches on faster than the incandescent bulb and this is noticeable, especially on vehicle brake lights. It switches on faster even when it is cold.