Product Guides

You can download the instructions for use for the 6% BEAM Whitening Gel here.

You can download the instructions for use for the 10% and 16% BEAM Whitening Gel here.

You can download the instructions for use for the 6% Day Whitening Gel here. You can also watch a video with step-by-step instructions here.

You can download the instructions for use for the 10% and 16% Night Whitening Gel here. You can also watch a video with step-by-step instructions here.

As well as being more cost-effective than trays, WhiteWash Professional Whitening Strips are more comfortable, less bulky, and allow you to whiten on the go. Whats more, each strip already contains the optimum amount of whitening gel so its less hassle for you and helps to ensure you achieve an even white smile.

Yes, but such contact should be minimised to avoid gum irritation.

Yes, you can. It is perfectly safe to swallow saliva when using the whitening strips. You may also notice a foaming reaction as the hydrogen peroxide gets to work, this is normal.

Yes, but such contact should be minimised to avoid gum irritation.

Each strip contains the exact amount of whitening gel to effectively whiten your teeth. Each strip should be positioned across the teeth and gently pressed into place, aiming to get maximum contact with all of your visible teeth. This will ensure even spread of the whitening gel.

The whitening strips will ONLY whiten natural teeth; they will not affect caps, crowns, veneers, bridges, fillings or dentures. Do not use on loose teeth, temporary fillings or Orthodontic appliances. Consult your dentist if you have any dental concerns.

Though the whitening strips are non-harmful to the human body, it is advised that children under the age of 16 (18 in the European Union due to this being a legal requirement), pregnant women, and those sensitive to hydrogen peroxide should not use them. Patients with teeth sensitive to cold, heat or acid, or those who suffer from oral ulceration should discuss this with their prescribing dentist before undergoing a course of whitening treatment.

No. These white spots are temporary; they are not harmful and will disappear within 24 hours.

It is not uncommon to experience tooth sensitivity and / or gum irritation whilst whitening your teeth. This is temporary and NOT harmful. To alleviate symptoms it may be sensible to whiten your teeth on alternate days, until you have used all of the strips. If the problem persists, discontinue use and consult your dentist.

The active ingredient in teeth whitening gel is hydrogen peroxide, which is a safe and effective means of whitening your teeth, however In the UK and throughout Europe it can only be purchased from a dentist for use under their direct supervision.

This is because before undertaking any form of whitening treatment it is essential that you have a full dental examination to ensure it is safe and you have no contraindications to having your teeth whitened.

Yes, you can use WhiteWash Whitening toothpastes like you would use your normal toothpaste.

However this is not always the case with all whitening toothpastes as some can be extremely abrasive, so it is best to check with the specific toothpaste manufacturer.

We have created a Whitening Aftercare leaflet that you can download here.