What’s included

LED device, charger, 3 x enPen brush applicators, shade guide, user manual, enFoam teeth whitening foam.

Getting started

Use enFoam 20 minutes prior to starting your whitening routine.

Dispense the foam onto a toothbrush and brush for 2-3 minutes. For best results, spit out and wait 15 minutes before rinsing, eating or drinking or applying the enPen whitening formula.

Applying formula

Each enPen contains enough formula for 10 treatments. Remove the cap and twist the bottom to release the whitening formula. Apply to the top and bottom your teeth, using enough to coat the surface of your tooth evenly.

Beginning the treatment

Power on the LED device by pressing the button. Press the button once for the cool blue light or twice for the red light and three times for the dual light.

The blue light induces phosphorescence that whitens teeth in combination with the formula, the red light kills bad breath causing bacteria, promoting healthy gums. The dual light does both, making the whitening process faster by 50%.

Place the mouthpiece of the device in your mouth and leave in until the device automatically powers off after 16 minutes.

Expel any excess gel and rinse mouth thoroughly with water.

Maintaining the device

Clean and dry the mouthpiece after each use with warm water.

6% Hydrogen Peroxide

Hydrogen Peroxide releases active oxygen radicles that work to effectively whiten teeth. It also breaks down stains and bacterial build up on teeth, so that you can enjoy a brighter, more confident smile.

The Australian government has permitted up to 6% Hydrogen Peroxide to be dispensed over the counter, as they consider it safe.

Propylene Glycol

Propylene Glycol is a mixture of propylene oxide and water. The substance is also GMO-free and does not have any plant or animal origins making it Kosher-friendly and allergen-free.

Glycerol

Glycerin is a natural ingredient found in most oral care products to better preserve and sweeten them. A natural agent, glycerin helps retain the moisture of the formula so it doesn’t dry out inside the enPen applicator.

Water

Water helps liquify the formula.

Carbomer

Carbomers are the most commonly used gelling agents in the manufacture of creams, ointments, and gels particularly meant for the application on mucous membranes.

Carbamide Peroxide

Carbamide Peroxide penetrates the enamel to reach the discoloured molecules inside your tooth. ​Oxygen molecules from the whitening agent react with the discoloured molecules in your teeth, breaking the bonds that hold them together.

Poloxamer 407

Different types of polymer are widely used for toothpastes as an emulsifier or as a surfactant. Poloxamer 407 is used in enFoam, where the substance forms a thin protective surface that makes the tooth surface smoother.

A smooth surface is less susceptible to dirt, plaque and discolouration, as opposed to a ruffled surface. In this way Poloxamer 407 prevents the formation of new coatings and discolouration.

Sodium Citrate

Used to maintain the pH in the foam.

Cellulose Gum

CMC (cellulose gum in toothpaste) is an important ingredient that plays the role of mixing evenly the fluid and solid raw materials in the formula, making it retain moderate thickness and improved brightness.

Polyvinylpyrrolidone

Polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) us used as a suspending agent to prevent stains from sticking to tooth enamel.

Potassium Nitrate

Potassium nitrate works to provide a more comfortable whitening experience, while helping to improve oral health. Potassium nitrate helps relieve sensitivity fast and usually has an effect that lasts 24 hours.

Menthol

Menthol is a natural derivative of oils that are most commonly found in mint plants like peppermint. Menthol supports good oral health, leaves a clean mouth feel, lasting fresh breath, and white results.

Sodium Hydroxide

Also known as lye, sodium hydroxide is common in teeth whitening products. It is highly effective at eliminating deposits, such as protein deposits that comprise the pellicle coating within tooth enamel.

Sodium Lauryl Sulfate

Sodium Lauryl Sulfate is in many things, from cleaners to cosmetics to toothpaste — it's a very common ingredient used to create foam for deeper cleaning.

Polysorbate 20

Is used to mix ingredients in the formula.

Sodium Benzoate

Added to the formula to prolong shelf life.

Sodium Fluoride

Helps prevent and control dental cavities and for the maintenance of dental health.


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