Nite White®

Nite White ACP is the first and only take–home whitener to combine the amorphous calcium phosphate, potassium nitrate and fluoride to provide unparalleled sensitivity management and enhanced whitening results. Nite White ACP has been clinically proven to remineralize teeth while also whitening them. Nite White rebuilds tooth enamel, making teeth stronger and less susceptible to caries. Better yet, Nite White ACP has been clinically proven to do it better than the closest competitor.

Nite White ACP also comes in a Turbo formula worn overnight, that whitens an average of 6 shades in only 3 nights. No other take–home whitener is as effective.

Nite White ACP is available in 10%, 16%, and 22% Carbamide peroxide formulas, as well as a special, high-performance formula that whitens 6 shades in 3 nights. Nite White ACP offer flexible wear protocols, from overnight to one hour a day, to meet the special needs of individual patients.

Nite White ACP whitens, rebuilds enamel and works in 3-nights, all with dramatically reduced sensitivity.

Whitening Instructions

Everyday use of coffee, soda and staining foods can dull and darken teeth. Reverse these effects with Nite White ACP. Amorphous Calcium Phosphate (ACP) has been independently shown to remineralize teeth and Nite White ACP is the only take-home whitening freaturing this patented ACP technology. So not only are you whitening your teeth, you're restoring enamel luster for whiter, smoother and glosssier teeth!

Concentration	Recommended Wear Time	Comments
Nite White 10% and/or 16% Nite White 10% and/or 16%	Overnight while sleeping 2-4 hours once or twice per day	Recommended daily use Option for problem sleepers
Nite White 10% and/or 16%	1-2 hours per day	For patients with tooth sensitivity
Nite White 22%	1 hour once or twice per day	Do not exceed 1 hour per application

Procedure

1. Floss and brush your teeth. Twist off the clear plastic cap from the syringe and replace with the mixing nozzle.
2. Place a small "teardrop" amount of gel in each tooth compartment in the tray. Each syringe has 6 treatment doses. Use up to one doe per tray.
3. Place the tray with the gel in the mouth
4. Remove excess gel with your finger or dry toothbrush. When inserting the tray, be careful not to push the gel out, but be sure that the tray is completely seated. You may see "bubbling" within your trays while wearing them. This bubbling is actually part of the whitening process.
5. After whitening, remove and rinse the trays with cold water. Hot water may damage the trays. If necessary, use a toothbrush to remove any residual gel. Place the trays in the storage case and store them in a cool, dry place. Rinse and brush excess gell from the teeth.

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