Ultradent Opalescence PF 20%, Regular Pack of 1 Refill

Ultradent Opalescence PF 20% Regular is a professional-grade tooth whitening system designed to be administered and supervised by dentists. It features a clear, flavored, high-viscosity, and sticky gel that contains 20% carbamide peroxide, a potent whitening agent. The gel is carefully formulated to ensure maximum efficacy in lightening the internal colors of teeth and effectively removing various types of discolorations. This Opalescence whitening product is enriched with potassium nitrate and sodium fluoride, which help in minimizing tooth sensitivity and strengthening the enamel. The gel also contains a significant water content to prevent tooth dehydration and shade relapse, ensuring that the whitening results are long-lasting and consistent. Opalescence PF 20% Regular offers sustained release action, which means the whitening agent is gradually released over the treatment duration, allowing for a controlled and gradual whitening process. The gel's adhesive properties ensure optimal contact with the tooth surface, enhancing its ability to penetrate the enamel and dentin to effectively oxidize and remove stubborn stains within the tooth structure. This specific product, Opalescence PF 20% Regular, is formulated with a 20% concentration of carbamide peroxide, making it suitable for moderate teeth discolorations and ensuring a safe and efficient whitening experience. It is essential to follow the dentist's instructions and recommended treatment duration to achieve the desired results effectively. Furthermore, Ultradent's Opalescence whitening products are gluten-free and kosher, catering to a wider range of patients with specific dietary requirements. Indications: Opalescence whitening has been shown to effectively lighten the internal colors of teeth. In cases of tetracycline, adult minocycline stains, and brown fluorosis discoloration, Opalescence whitening has obtained success of varying degrees. This is also true for discolorations caused by congenital, systemic, metabolic, pharmacological, traumatic or iatrogenic factors, erythroblastosis fetalis, jaundice, and porphyria. Peroxide is a strong oxidizing agent. Bleaching occurs when the peroxide penetrates the enamel and dentin, oxidizing the offending stains within the tooth. Whitening occurs first and more rapidly with the enamel. For example, most tetracycline stains occur within the dentin and require more time to oxidize (whiten).