How do you use reach whitening pen?
Reach Complete Care Plus Whitening Adult Whitening Pen.
- For best results, first brush with your regular toothpaste.
- Remove cover and twist clockwise (initially requires multiple turns) until gel appears.
- Paint thin layer onto front surfaces of upper teeth and let dry.
- Repeat for bottom teeth using a fresh bead of gel.
Do you rinse teeth whitening pen?
After a thorough brushing, remove the top cap of the pen and twist the bottom of the pen until you see the gel on the brush tip. Then, apply a thin layer of whitening gel to each tooth’s surface, making sure the entire tooth’s surface is in contact with the whitening gel. Finally, don’t rinse.
How long do you leave the reach Essentials whitening pen on for?
You only have to have it on your teeth for a very brief period. (I think 3 minutes.) They work instantly and do a really good job.
What whitens teeth instantly?
A mixture of baking soda and hydrogen peroxide has been proven to work in some cases for instant results in a pinch. Combine two tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide with one tablespoon of baking soda. Mix it until it becomes a paste and use it to brush your teeth.
What is instant whitening pen?
REACH Essentials Instant Whitening Pen contains same active ingredients used by professional dentists to brighten and whiten teeth. The active oxygen bubbles immediately start woring to gently remove stains. It has an extra soft applicator brush with easy reach design and ultra fine bristles.
How often should I use a whitening pen?
HOW OFTEN SHOULD I USE A TEETH WHITENING PEN? You may use the teeth whitening pen up to twice a day. We recommend using for periods longer than 14 days only under the supervision of a dentist.
Will rinsing with peroxide whiten teeth?
Hydrogen peroxide is an inexpensive household product you probably have on hand right now. When used carefully, it can be an effective way to whiten your teeth. But if used incorrectly — in concentrations that are too high or if used too often — it can cause serious and sometimes expensive tooth damage.