Continuously refrigerated from manufacture to delivery at your office.
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Heat is the enemy of whitening gel potency&#;and gel potency is a big key to ensuring totally satisfied whitening patients.
All peroxide based whitening gels are unstable chemicals &#; they&#;re supposed to be. This is why they&#;re able to break down quickly in the mouth, releasing bleaching factor byproducts. The downside of this chemical instability is that all whitening gels start degenerating immediately after manufacture if not kept under constant refrigeration.
The higher the temperature, the greater the degradation process. Warm, or even hot temperatures, often encountered during warehouse storage at chemical manufacturers and whitening product companies, is problematic. Even more problematic is the high temperature (125°F &#; 165°F) typically encountered in freight truck bays during truck shipment of gels from chemical factories to whitening companies, and from whitening companies to your office. Just think of how hot your closed car gets on a sunny day! This extreme heat often causes severe heat degradation of the whitening gels.
Is it any wonder that you experience such a wide range of effectiveness with typical whitening systems?
As NON-refrigerated whitening products break down and degrade during storage and shipping, hydrogen ions are produced. Those hydrogen ions are acid (pH = potential of Hydrogen). Whitening gels therefore become more and more acidic as they break down, resulting in an ever increasing possibility of sensitivity and pain.
Constant refrigeration virtually stops breakdown of whitening gels.
More importantly, refrigeration protects whitening gels against the potency-robbing damage of heat during storage and shipping. Even when stored at room temperature (73.4°F), whitening gels more than double or triple in acidity. So just imagine how acidic whitening gels become when exposed to warmer temperatures during warehouse storge, or worse yet, the common 125°F &#; 165°F during truck shipping. This significantly increased acidity greatly increases the osmolarity of whitening gels. That increased osmotic &#;pull&#; on dentinal tubular fluid further increases sensitivity. The increased acidity that occurs during NON-refrigerated shipping and storage results in increased &#;stabilization&#; of the whitening gel, which means when placed in the mouth, the gel will not break down as thoroughly in the mouth when we want it to.
KöR Whitening is the first company to constantly refrigerate a full line of teeth whitening products from the moment of manufacture, until you receive them cold-packed at your dental practice.
The result? With KöR Whitening systems you get exceptionally effective gels with lower sensitivity and less risk of pain for your patients. When KöR gels are placed onto the warm teeth, they break down with extraordinary effectiveness.
Whitening your teeth is one of the quickest, easiest, and most affordable ways to improve your smile. You can get teeth whitening kits and products from your local store; your dentist may also recommend a kit or product to whiten your teeth. If you are like many people, though, you may wonder how useful these teeth whitening kits and products really are. Here is what your team of dental professionals at Westerville Dental Associates has to say about this approach to teeth whitening.
Your smile is probably the first thing people notice about you &#; a white, bright smile does wonders for your confidence!
Unfortunately, teeth do not always stay their whitest and brightest. Certain foods and beverages can stain teeth, for example, as can using tobacco products or some medications. Even aging and genetics can cause your pearly whites to lose their luminescence and luster.
Some tooth stains are tough to remove, even with proper brushing and flossing every day. All teeth whiteners remove stains from the surface of tooth enamel, but some are better at whitening teeth than others.
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Teeth often develop stains when certain chemicals bind to the surface of tooth enamel. Brushing and flossing effectively remove stains with weak chemical bonds to your tooth enamel, but have a tougher time removing stains with strong chemical bonds to your enamel.
Teeth whiteners work to remove stains because they contain peroxide, which contains a very volatile oxygen molecule. When these molecules touch surface stains, they react by breaking apart the chemical bonds holding the stains to your tooth enamel. Often referred to as &#;bleaching,&#; this chemical reaction lifts stains from your enamel to leave behind a whiter, brighter surface.
While peroxide effectively whitens teeth, it must seep deep into tooth enamel to do it. The bleaching action can remove minerals within the enamel, causing teeth to become temporarily porous and expose small microtubules (holes) in the enamel. This can lead to tooth sensitivity and pain, especially while consuming hot or cold foods or drinks, or when brushing your teeth.
Teeth whitening products and kits may contain either hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide, and both types of peroxide work in the same way to lift stains from teeth. Professional teeth whitening products may also contain fluoride to strengthen tooth enamel to prevent tooth sensitivity.
The effectiveness of a whitening product primarily depends on how much peroxide it contains. Most whitening products sold in the United States contain 3 &#; 10% hydrogen peroxide and work by bleaching the teeth a little bit at a time, as prolonged use of hydrogen peroxide at concentrations of 30% or higher can harm tooth enamel. Dentists, by comparison, can use products containing more than 38% peroxide because they can apply it in a single, controlled session.
Depending on how much peroxide it contains, teeth whitening products can whiten teeth up to eight shades. Over-the-counter teeth whiteners can whiten teeth two or more shades; professional whitening can whiten teeth up to eight shades.
These products are useful because they are easy to incorporate into your daily routine. Whitening toothpastes contain mild abrasives that gently remove stains from the surfaces of teeth. Whitening rinses may contain hydrogen peroxide or other whitening agents. Whitening toothbrushes use special condensed bristles that polish teeth without abrasives.
Simply apply these small plastic strips to your teeth and let the peroxide-like gel go to work whitening your teeth. For best results, follow manufacturer instructions, which may suggest wearing the strips for up to 30 minutes each day for up to two weeks.
Whitening sugar-free chewing gum coats the teeth with whitening agents to prevent staining. Chew after meals to help keep your teeth looking their best following whitening treatments. Chewing gum also stimulates the production of saliva, which helps rinse away the bacteria and food debris that discolor your teeth.
Teeth whitening trays contain a gel-based whitening solution. Simply slip the trays, which look similar to mouth guards, over your teeth. You can purchase teeth whitening trays at the store, or have your dentist create a custom tray, complete with a professionally dispensed whitening product. As with whitening strips, you will need to use the trays several days a week for up to two weeks to enjoy optimal results.
In-office whitening treatments at your dentist&#;s office are the ultimate in usefulness, in that you can enjoy the best possible results safely and in one sitting. The results of in-office dental whitening are typically better and last longer too.
Some in-office whitening treatments feature the use of an ultraviolet (UV) light that activates the whitening agents in the gel. Other professional whitening treatments, such as Opalescence Boost®, are chemically activated and do not require the use of hot and uncomfortable lights. The process is safe, easy and highly effective.
For more information on the usefulness of teeth whitening products and kits, consult with your dentist. The more you know about teeth whitening, the better your results can be.
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