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The world’s ONLY at-home teeth whitening system harnessing the true power of professional in-office technology

Includes 14 whitening treatments

Traditional whitening strips use either hydrogen peroxide, PAP or other peroxygen compounds to whiten. At lower concentrations (less than 12%), these whitening strips require extended contact or wear time to be effective.  This is why most home whitening systems require long wear time of 30 minutes to 1 hour, and repeated sessions to truly produce noticeable results.

Instead, our patented WTD! DUO PRO Whitening Strip utilizes a multi-film delivery system to simulate professional in-office whitening, which usually comes in 2 separate components: whitening gel and activation agent.

Similar to in-office whitening systems, WTD! DUO PRO includes a dissolvable film and an undissolvable film. The films’ compositions activate to rapidly accelerate the whitening effects. The first dissolvable film contains activation complex and remineralizers with exciting flavors. It is to be applied first to teeth surfaces, and then it dissolves and interacts with the second application of undissolvable film which includes whitening complex (hydrogen peroxide or PAP).  WTD!’s innovative films chemically activate and unleash active bleaching radicals for much more rapid results.

The Cons of in-office teeth whitening?

The in-office teeth whitening technology involves a system that typically consists of two separate components or formulations used during a professional teeth whitening treatment performed in a dental office.

Here’s an explanation of how this technology works:

1. Whitening Gel: The first component is a whitening gel containing a peroxide compound, such as hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide, which serves as the active ingredient responsible for the whitening effect.

2. Activation Agent: The second component is an activation agent or accelerator designed to enhance the effectiveness of the whitening gel by speeding up the release of oxygen molecules from the peroxide compound.

During the in-office treatment, the dentist or dental professional manually mixes and applies the whitening gel and activation agent onto the patient’s teeth.

The interaction between the whitening gel and the activation agent helps to activate and accelerate the whitening process. This is a highly time-consuming and complicated procedure, as it involves pre-cleaning, gingival protection, light curing, mixing, gel applications, gingival protection removal, and post-cleaning:

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