iWhite Light Activated Teeth Whitening Kit Review

The iWhite Light Activated Teeth Whitening Kit is a new over-the-counter teeth whitening system. Unlike other take home products that rely on carbamide peroxide and teeth contact time, the iWhite System also integrates an activating light. The product is made by the Belgium based company Remedent. They are the same makers of the popular MetaTray Whitening System. While this product is not yet widely known in the US, it has been doing very well in European countries. At this time, the product is being introduced to the US Market only through specialty online retailers and high-end boutiques and department stores.

The iWhite Lightening System is simple enough to use, and easy to carry. The Light Activated Teeth Whitening Kit contains ready-to-use strips that are inserted into the mouthpiece. The bleaching gel (6% Hydrogen Peroxide) in the strip is activated by light emitted from the mouth piece. If you are a previous braces wearer, the awkward obstruction in your mouth might give you a little deja vu. Nonetheless, the mouthpiece seems to be designed to fit most mouths, and the strip is flimsy and easy to insert. Turn on the light with a button and blueish rays pulsate. The pulsating light catalyses the whitening reaction to offer accelerated whitening results. Also, the unique foam makeup in the strips will ensure close contact to your teeth for deeper whitening.

The mouth piece needs to be worn for twenty minutes. Rather than focusing on not moving your mouth for twenty minutes, it might be easier to do another task while waiting for the time to elapse. When the time is up, discard the strip in the trash and wash out the mouthpiece. Surprisingly, the liquid from the strip is not ill-tasting and is somewhat reminiscent of diluted gum or toothpaste, with a minty aftertaste.

You should see results after 5 days of use with this product.

Tip: Be sure to position the strip to cover as much of your teeth as possible, otherwise it might only be concentrated on the lower portions of the anterior/posterior teeth or vice versa.

Does the light do anything?

There are two schools of thought on this. One says that the lights provide a focal point for the patient during the bleach application process and that it is psychological (provide excitement to an otherwise mundane procedure). The other says that tooth bleaching is actually more effective with the use of lights. We have written an article on this, titled The Controversy: Are bleaching lights necessary in professional laser teeth whitening treatments?

What does the iWhite Kit contain?

Each package contains one 3-volt light activiated tray and 10 disposable whitening foam strips.

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