How to whiten teeth

Step 1

Pre-whitening Routine

This involves removing surface stains using toothpaste and a toothbrush. Even after this step, it is possible to lighten the enamel by 1–2 shades.

The effectiveness of the toothpaste is ensured by its formula and active ingredients, which strengthen enamel and prevent cavities:

Xylitol

Helps inhibit the growth of cavity-causing bacteria

Fluoride

A component that targets early-stage white spot caries, promotes enamel remineralization, and reduces sensitivity.

Abrasive Complex

Helps effectively remove surface dental plaque

Step 2

Teeth Whitening

Whitening Gel with 6% Hydrogen Peroxide penetrates deep into the enamel, breaking down stains from the inside and brightening teeth by up to 5 shades.

Clinically proven results in just 7 days—without causing post-treatment tooth sensitivity.

Hydrogen peroxide is the same active ingredient used by dentists in professional whitening procedures.

The active ingredients in the formula work synergistically: they lighten internal discoloration by penetrating the enamel’s structure and provide a gentle abrasive effect on the tooth surface.

6% HYDROGEN PEROXIDE

It penetrates deep into the enamel, lightening pigments from within, whitening teeth by up to 5 shades.

Potassium nitrate

Prevents and reduces tooth sensitivity

Step 3

Enamel Remineralization

At this stage, the results are consolidated and tooth enamel is restored with a remineralizing gel based on fluoride and a mineral complex.

D-Panthenol

Prevents dryness and helps fight inflammation

Potassium Nitrate

Included in the gel formula, it helps reduce tooth sensitivity symptoms.

Step 4

Maintaining whitening results

This is a daily care routine that helps maintain whitening results — mouthwash, whitening foam, dental floss, and spray.

Tetrapotassium Pyrophosphate

In whitening formulas, it helps gently break down dental plaque, brighten enamel, and prevent tartar buildup.