Cosmetic Bright Professional In-clinic Teeth Whitening
The Cosmetic Bright system is the result of in-depth scientific research at the molecular level. It contains all the components required for effective whitening. Cosmetic Bright is an in-salon, self-administered treatment utilising the latest UV whitening technology. The American Dental Association has confirmed that heat and light represent the main catalysts for the whitening process. The UV Britelite Lamp in conjunction with one of our two unique patented Cosmetic Bright teeth whitening systems creates that smile you have always dreamed about.
Dentist developed and researched, Cosmeticbright has been designed and manufactured to meet all requirements including full FDA and EU approval for professional treatment.
1. When receiving a cosmetic bright treatment, you must first come in for a consultation and sign a client consent form to make sure you are suitable for the treatment.
2. Once you have consented and been explained the procedure a photograph should be taken, and the tooth shade guide must be used to match enamel colour as a reference to compare the result.
3. You should first either brush your teeth or rinse your mouth with water to increase penetration and then you will then be asked to sit in a comfortable chair or upright bed.
4. The area being treatment must be prepped and you must put on safety glasses.
5. The correct percentage for your level of staining or sensitivity can then be opened. A mouth guard containing the whitening product is placed between the teeth for the client to bite down and secure into position.
6. The strips of product inside the guard should be illuminated for 20min per strip, therefore the britelight can then be set for 20-30min and placed in front of your mouth. After this time a new mouth guard with product must be opened for further whitening.
7. Once the time have been completed the mouth guard and remaining product is removed and you can rinse your mouth. At this stage the teeth can be compared to the tooth shade guide again. No more than 60minutes of application time should be used in 1 treatment to achieve as white as possible.
8. You will then be given an aftercare form and booked for a maintenance treatment at a later date.
2. Once you have consented and been explained the procedure a photograph should be taken, and the tooth shade guide must be used to match enamel colour as a reference to compare the result.
3. You should first either brush your teeth or rinse your mouth with water to increase penetration and then you will then be asked to sit in a comfortable chair or upright bed.
4. The area being treatment must be prepped and you must put on safety glasses.
5. The correct percentage for your level of staining or sensitivity can then be opened. A mouth guard containing the whitening product is placed between the teeth for the client to bite down and secure into position.
6. The strips of product inside the guard should be illuminated for 20min per strip, therefore the britelight can then be set for 20-30min and placed in front of your mouth. After this time a new mouth guard with product must be opened for further whitening.
7. Once the time have been completed the mouth guard and remaining product is removed and you can rinse your mouth. At this stage the teeth can be compared to the tooth shade guide again. No more than 60minutes of application time should be used in 1 treatment to achieve as white as possible.
8. You will then be given an aftercare form and booked for a maintenance treatment at a later date.
How Cosmeticbright works:
- Each tooth is made up of an inner dentin layer and hard outer enamel layer that protects the teeth.
- When staining occurs, another layer gradually builds up on top of the enamel layer.
- As the foreign material accumulates it forms a pellicle film over the enamel.
- A dentist can attempt to scrape this away, brushing can knock some of it out and whitening tooth paste treatments can work even harder on this layer.
- The problem is that as the pellicle layer sits on your teeth for years and years the foreign material gets into the enamel.
- If the enamel becomes porous, staining agents can work their way down into the tooth where you can’t simply scour them away. Most staining is harmless but people find this unattractive.
- The dentin and enamel layers are made up of hydroxyapatite crystals a natural occurring form of calcium which gives our teeth its nice white look.
- When deficient, the calcium in the enamel layer can be replaced by Fluoride, Carbonate or Chloride to make compounds such as Fluorapatite. Fluoride works cosmetically on the outer enamel layer to protect the tooth from further corrosion or damage through topical exposure. Too bigger exposure to fluoride and a person will experience fluorosis which is the mottling of tooth enamel. In mild forms this can appear as small white marks but over time becomes discoloured with brown markings, the tooth becomes stained, pitted, rough and hard to clean. These marks left by fluorosis can be permanent and can darken over time if left untreated.
- Dentin and enamel are constantly being regenerated from vitamins, minerals and enzymes in your bloodstream through microscopic tubules to the outer layers of the teeth therefore naturally should not require topical fluoride to remain healthy under the right circumstances. Making sure you obtain good dietary sources of calcium and phosphorous such as in green leafy vegetables, nuts, seeds and some dairy will ensure healthy levels of these minerals for your teeth to recover or remain healthy.
- When professional teeth whitening is performed, the bleaching chemical can get down into the enamel and set off a chemical reaction (An oxidation reaction) that breaks apart the staining compounds for removal.
- The controlled use of hydrogen peroxide (The active ingredient) under LED light causes it to breakdown into oxygen and water removing the straining during this reaction. Heat and light is the main catalyst for speeding up the tooth whitening processing providing clinical results in a short period of time.
One Way System Pre-filled
Mouthtrays
Let's face it: One of the first things you notice about people is their smile.
- Contains one tray pre-filled with the latest formula in teeth whitening technology using a safe dose of hydrogen peroxide
- Sealed with a “state of the art” packaging method that guarantees a hygienic, 100% stable and ready to use product
- The new formula of the paste whitens the entire tooth, front, back, and in between gaining maximum translucency of the enamel, hence whiter teeth in just one treatment
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can everyone have their teeth whitened?
No, not everyone. However, it may be assumed that Cosmetic Bright will have its effect for 90% of users.
Nursing or pregnant woman should not engage in dental bleaching. People who have had recent dental surgery, or suffer gingivitis should also avoid this treatment.
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How long will it take before I see results?
You will see a noticeable improvement after your first
20-minute treatment. How stained your teeth are to begin with and the desired whiteness that you would like to achieve will determine how many treatments you will need to have. For best results (5-14 shades lighter) we recommend two to three 20-minute treatments in the same session.
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How long will results last?
Your teeth have become stained in the first place due to lifestyle, whether by consuming certain foods, beverages or smoking. With the proper care, your Cosmetic Bright treatment can last for years.
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Why is Cosmetic Bright different to take home whitening kits currently available at my supermarket, pharmacy, etc?
Cosmetic Bright ingredients and application protocol is very similar to what dentists use, but administered at a safe and effective dose to be used by beauty professionals. It is a salon professional and salon affordable treatment, administered in a controlled environment.
The hydrogen peroxide is a very active ingredient, formulated with the highest quality standards and stability assured with our special dual barrel system. The Cosmetic Bright system is designed to help rebuild enamel and reduce risk of sensitivity, while giving great easy and fast results.
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How is Cosmetic Bright different to laser treatment?
Laser treatments are administered by dentists. The concentration of hydrogen peroxide is a lot stronger and the procedure generally takes 1-1½ hours. Laser treatments are very effective but can also be invasive and costly.
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Will whitening damage my teeth or gums?
Cosmetic Bright's formulation of hydrogen peroxide is nonacidic and breaks down into oxygen and water to ensure safe penetration of the tooth enamel to find stains and oxidise them clear. Cosmetic Bright ensures a precise level of dosing which combined with its unique formulation prevents potential gum irritation and tooth sensitivity.
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What about crowns, veneers, fillings, etc?
Only natural tooth structure will whiten. Dental restorations such as crown, veneers, etc. will not lighten beyond their original shade. Cosmetic Bright will help restore them to their original shade.
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Can I drink, eat or smoke after treatment?
The teeth become quite porous during the whitening process so they are more likely to uptake any stains ingested. For best results try to avoid any food or drink which could stain for 24 hours.
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What about medicine stained, grey or heavily stained teeth?
These types of stains are generally more difficult to whiten and will generally require more treatments than average. Whilst Cosmetic Bright will definitely improve and boost the whiteness of these teeth you may wish to consult your dentist about veneers.
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I have white spotting on my teeth, will this disappear?
White spotting is usually the result of fluorosis or calcium deposits. Cosmetic Bright will not remove these, however, it will whiten the surrounding teeth which may balance out your overall teeth colouring.
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Will it hurt?
Some people experience temporary tooth sensitivity or nonspecific low sensitivity in their gums, lips or tongue.
In most cases these symptoms are considered minor and will subside within a day.
In most cases these symptoms are considered minor and will subside within a day.