The Home whitening system is intended to be dentist-supplied and supervised. The whitening agents are clear, flavored, high-viscosity, sticky, peroxide containing gels. The agents are available in 20% carbamide peroxide equivalent gels.
Home whitening gels contain potassium nitrate and sodium fluoride. They also contain significant water content to help prevent tooth dehydration and shade relapse. Home whitening take home products feature sustained release action and adhesive properties. All Home whitening products are gluten-free and kosher.

Indications:
Home whitening has been shown to effectively lighten the internal colors of teeth. In cases of tetracycline, adult monocycline stains and brown fluorosis discoloration, Home 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).

Procedure Use the provided patient instructions to instruct patient on the
bleaching procedure, application of Home whitening, cleaning technique and tray care. Explain treatment
regimens to patient: Wear Home whitening 20% gel 2-4 hours a day for a week.