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 1. Is teeth whitening
not harmful to your teeth?
A: No. The active ingredient is carbamide/hydrogen peroxide
that is broken down in oxygen and water. Some people experience some form of
temporary sensitivity during the whitening process when the oxygen is taken up into
the tooth.
This always goes away within 1 -3 days when whitening is discontinued.
 2. What exactely is Whitening
Direct?
A: WD is a unique system that simplifies general teeth
whitening for the man in the street. We break this down in our unique and
simple Whitening
menu. We further provides online support for
any custom tray home whitening.
The success of tray
whitening lies in the follow through and continual use of the whitening
gel. This is a gradual process and many people lack the discipline to follow
through.
With our 21
day whitening diary we have overcome this.
We also Provide UNLIMITED WHITENING that ensures your teeth stays white
forever! Whitening is never a once-off process and most people would need continuel
'touch-ups'.
3. I do not want to take my own impressions.
Can I still benefit from WD?
Absolutely! We have found that
many people do not get the results they wish for when doing whitening due to
the lack of a proper support system. WD will guide you through the whitening
process step-by-step to ensure you reach your optimum level of whiteness and
stick with the whitening program.
4. Do you really offer FREE UNLIMITED
WHITENING?
A: Absolutely! By enrolling in the UNLIMITED
WHITENING program from your dentist you can get access to the FREE
WHITENING for life option. Unlike other whitening products we know that
teeth whitening is almost never a once off procedure. To keep your teeth
looking white you need maintenance. Our unique UNLIMITED
WHITENING* option makes this the
most economical and practical way as your dentist will supply you with FREE
whitening for a lifetime!
* conditions apply.
5. Is Teeth Whitening not
permanent?
A: Although some people may never have to whiten
their teeth again, the majority would need maintenance.
Coffee, tea, smoking and every day life will soon cause some staining that will
wear away at your new white smile. Teeth whitening is very seldom a once-off
process. It is for this very reason that WD uses UNLIMITED WHITENING to help you
keep your white smile a lifetime!
6. I am a smoker. Can I still whiten my
teeth?
A: Yes. Many people have yellow teeth , because of the
effects of smoking. It goes without saying that continual smoking will cause
continual staining. Tray whitening and WD is ideal as it uses
UNLIMITED WHITENING to provide you with continual maintenance to keep your
teeth looking white.
7. What happens if I lose my
trays?
A: If you are on the Unlimited Whitening program you
will qualify for new trays at cost price.
8. My dentist uses opalescense teeth
whitening. Is it compatable with WD?
A: Yes. WD is compatable
with most tray whitening gels used by dentists worldwide.
9. What if my dentist does not offer or
support WD. Can I purchase products from the website?
A:
No. The WD EZ
IMPRESSION SYSTEM and our UNLIMITED
WHITENING option can only be purchased from your dental
profesional. Proper prescription strength whitening always need
to be supervised by your dentist. However, you can still visit us online for
help and support since WD is a free service!
10. I have a crown and some yellow dental fillings
on my front teeth. Can I still use WD to whiten my teeth?
A:
In short, yes. If you want whiter teeth the first step is to always start with
whitening your teeth with teeth whitening. This provides the new base
colour to which all your new restorations and crowns are match to. If whiter
teeth is your primarily goal, you have to redo these restorations and crown
anyway to get a new whiter smile.
Dental restorations do not whiten, but TRAY WHITENING is ideal to get
around this problem. TRAY WHITENING offers gradual whitening that is controlled by
you on a daily basis. You determine how white is white and
simply stop when you have reach your desired level of whiteness. You now have the
option to redo these old restorations or crowns or if the colour difference is not
too obvious, just leave it.
Always consult your dental proffesional before attempting any
teeth whitening.
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