What is KÖR Whitening And Why Is It Better Than DIY Whitening

April 23, 2019
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results of KÖR Whitening

Teeth Whitening

No matter how well you look after your teeth, over time, they lose their bright whiteness. This could be as a result of drinking coffee, tea and red wine, certain medications including antibiotics, and of course that three letter word: age. Genetics can also play a role. Some people are literally lucky enough to be born with a white, bright smile, while others, no matter what they do, will have dark teeth. Whatever the reason for your less than pearly white smile, KöR Whitening is one of the most effective and safest ways to remove even the most stubborn stains.

What makes the KöR Whitening System Different?

Without a doubt, teeth whitening is currently the most popular cosmetic dentistry procedure. There are kits that you can use in the comfort of your own home, or those that are done in-office by your dentist, but not all of them will leave you with a smile on your face.

While a lot of teeth whitening systems can damage or irritate your teeth and gums, KöR doesn’t, which is why more dentists recommend it. But what makes it better than other kits? Well, for one, your dentist can remove stains and whiten your teeth in-office using KöR, or if you prefer, you can use the exact same kit at home.

Also, the innovative KöR-Seal™ trays prevent saliva and other impurities from mixing with the whitening gel, which could weaken the solution and make it less effective. In much the same way, the tray stops the whitening formula from leaking out. What this means for you is a faster working kit that is easier and safer than most other teeth whitening methods.

Another factor which sets KöR apart is that the bleaching gel is kept at the correct temperature from the time that it is made to when it is shipped and eventually used. What is the big deal, you ask? Compared to other teeth whitening systems, the gel doesn’t lose its efficacy, which means none of the potent sensitivity-causing chemical stabilizers need to be added.

Why KöR Teeth Whitening is Better Than At-Home Kits?

Because teeth whitening has become so popular, there are literally hundreds of at-home kits you can buy; however, it is important to keep in mind that the whitening ingredients aren’t as strong compared to those your dentist uses for in-office treatment. Except for the KöR Whitening system.

There are a lot of really good arguments for whitening your teeth with KöR rather than using an at-home kit. We asked Dr. Guerriero at Bela Family Dentistry of Sandhills to explain the most important benefits in more detail.

Results are Immediate

A significant benefit to the KöR Whitening System is that it takes just one hour in your dentist’s chair to achieve the results you want. Some professional teeth whitening sessions can take between three and four weeks to lift stains while at home kits will take even longer. With the KöR whitening system is there also no need for lasers or lights to activate the bleaching agents.

The Process is Monitored

Unlike DIY at-home treatments, your dentist can monitor the entire process from start to finish. If for example, your teeth don’t respond to the treatment or you experience an allergic reaction, your dentist can change the strength of the whitening agents right there and then.

Ease of Use and Comfort

Yes, a DIY at-home kit is great if you don’t like the idea of sitting in your dentist’s chair for an hour, but having your teeth whitened in-office is much easier and far more comfortable. You don’t have to worry about making a mess or guests seeing you wearing a whitening tray. Bela Family Dentistry of Sandhills has created a comfortable environment so you can sit back and relax.

Post-Treatment Care

Another advantage of doing the KöR whitening system in-office is the clear and comprehensive after-care treatment. And of course, should you have any questions or need some information post-treatment, you can call or pop into the office at any time.

It is a whitening system like no other

There is no other system like the KöR Whitening System. Not only does it remove the most stubborn stains, but it is also suitable for patients who suffer from sensitive teeth and gums. And best of all, it is the only teeth whitening system that offers permanent results.

Most Frequently Asked Questions About KöR Teeth Whitening

Teeth whitening has come a long way over the last few years, which means more people than ever are considering this non-invasive cosmetic procedure. But there are still a lot of questions around the safety, the effectiveness and of course, the costs.

We’ve put together a list of the most frequently asked questions we get from our patients.

Is KöR Teeth Whitening Safe?

Some teeth whitening kits if used incorrectly can damage your teeth, gums, and even the roots. This isn’t the case with KöR.  It is as effective as it is safe.

Will KöR last a long time?

KöR’s whitening system effect is permanent as long as you follow the after-care instructions and do the recommended home maintenance.

How white will my teeth be?

Because KöR is a deep bleaching system, you can expect your teeth to lighten by as much as 16 shades. The kit, unlike others, can even remove stubborn tetracycline stains.

KöR Teeth Whitening will save you time and money, which is why it is quickly becoming the most recommended system by dentists. Chat with the experts at Bela Family Dentistry to get all the information you need.

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