Philips Zoom Nite White
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How Does Philips Zoom Night White Work?
Philips Zoom Night White is a teeth whitening system designed for overnight use, leveraging the extended exposure time to deliver effective and noticeable results.
The primary active ingredient in Philips Zoom Night White is carbamide peroxide, which breaks down into hydrogen peroxide. This compound is a well-known and effective bleaching agent used in many dental whitening products.
When applied to the teeth, it penetrates the enamel and dentin to break down and remove both surface stains and deep discoloration.
Overnight Whitening Process
The key advantage of Philips Zoom Night White is its design for overnight use.
Preparation: Before applying the whitening gel, brush and floss your teeth to remove any food particles and plaque. This ensures that the gel can adhere properly to your teeth.
Application of Gel: Apply a small amount of the Philips Zoom Night White gel into the custom-fitted trays. Distribute the gel evenly to cover the surface area of each tooth.
Insertion of Trays: Place the trays over your teeth and ensure they fit snugly. Remove any excess gel that may overflow onto your gums to prevent irritation.
Overnight Whitening: Wear the trays overnight while you sleep. The extended exposure time allows the carbamide peroxide to break down stains and whiten your teeth effectively over several hours.
Removal and Cleaning: In the morning, remove the trays and rinse your mouth thoroughly to wash away any residual gel. Clean the trays with cold water and store them properly for future use.
Philips Zoom Night White is designed to be used nightly until you achieve the desired level of whiteness. Most users begin to see noticeable results within a few days, with optimal results typically seen after one to two weeks of consistent use.
However, the duration may vary depending on the initial color of your teeth and the degree of staining.