At-Home Teeth Whitening Kit

• Rechargeable Wireless LED Mouthpiece & USB Charging Cable
• 3 Whitening Gel Pens (3 Month Supply)
• User Guide With Complete, Easy-To-Follow Instructions
• Shade Guide To Help Track Your Teeth Whitening Progress

Step 1
Brush vour teeth with toothpaste. tor 2 minutes and dry with a cloth.

Step 2
The whitening gel pen can be opened by pulling of the cap and twist the pen clockwise approximately 9-12 times or until you see the gel on the tips of the brush. Begin at the top of each tooth and move whitening pen downward to cover each front tooth. (Typically, 4-10 teeth on both the upper and lower teeth). Twist the whitening pen as needed to maintain a consistent application on each tooth.

Step 3
Your mouthpiece is pre-charged and ready to use. Activate the LED light on the mouthpiece by pushing the power button (1) time. The mouthpiece will illuminate blue when ready for whitening treatment.

Step 4
Simply insert the mouthpiece into your mouth and it will comfortably fit into place. The whitening process is just 15 minutes. The timer will sound and the mouthpiece will no longer be illuminated, indicating the treatment is completed.

Step 5
Rinse mouth thoroughly with water. Avoid eating or drinking for 30 minutes after whitening treatment.

Step 6
Rinse the waterproof mouthpiece with warm water removing any remaining whitening gel.

Step 7
To charge the mouthpiece, simply place the charger cord into your USB (not included) and connect magnetic charger cord to mouthpiece. This will activate a blue flashing light. The mouthpiece will re-charge in approximately 2 hours and the blue light will no longer flash.

*For initial treatment, repeat 7-10 days straight to reach your baseline. After baseline is reached, we recommend another 7-10 days treatment every 1-2 months

Blue and red light are often used in conjunction with teeth whitening serum to enhance the whitening process. Blue light, specifically in the wavelength range of 480 to 520 nanometers, is typically used because it has been shown to activate certain whitening agents. When these whitening agents come into contact with the teeth and are exposed to blue light, they break down into reactive oxygen species, which help to oxidize and break apart the staining molecules on the teeth, thereby whitening them.

Red light, on the other hand, is often used for its potential benefits in reducing inflammation and promoting tissue healing. While it may not directly contribute to the whitening process itself, it can help alleviate any potential sensitivity or discomfort that may occur during or after the whitening treatment.

Overall, the combination of blue and red light in teeth whitening procedures aims to maximize the effectiveness of the whitening agents while also promoting oral health and comfort. However, it's important to note that the efficacy of light-activated teeth whitening treatments can vary depending on various factors, including the concentration of the whitening agents used, the duration of treatment, and individual differences in tooth structure and enamel thickness.