Personalize Your Teeth Whitening Routine
Your smile is personal, so your whitening routine should be too. With Opalescence Custom whitening, you can comfortably whiten your teeth at home with custom trays or a retainer using a treatment tailored to your smile.
Brighter Smiles Ahead
Unlock a brighter, more confident smile with Opalescence Custom whitening. Used with custom trays or retainers, you and your dentist can craft a comfortable, stress-free at-home whitening routine.
What to Expect with Opalescence Custom Teeth Whitening
Wondering how to use Opalescence Custom whitening? Check out this video and see just how easy it is to get a brighter smile.
Is Opalescence Custom At-Home Whitening Right for You?
- Safely whitens teeth up to 5 shades2
- Five concentrations of carbamide peroxide for maximum personalization
- Varying wear times for your unique needs →
- Available in three refreshing flavors: Regular, Mint, and Melon
- Vegan, no animal products used
- Certified gluten free
- Certified Kosher
How to Use Opalescence Custom Whitening* *Always refer to the IFU for full use instructions, warnings, and precautions
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Wear Times
Opalescence Custom whitening comes in several concentrations and flavors to best suit your whitening goals and preferences.
10% carbamide peroxide
8–10 hours per day/overnight
For patients with sensitivity concerns; can be worn day or night
Regular, Mint, and Melon
15% carbamide peroxide
4–6 hours per day
For faster whitening; daytime wear recommended
Regular, Mint, and Melon
20% carbamide peroxide
2–4 hours per day
For faster whitening; daytime wear recommended
Regular, Mint, and Melon
35% carbamide peroxide
30–60 min. per day
For shorter wear time and touch-ups
Regular, Mint, and Melon
45% carbamide peroxide
15–30 min. per day
For shorter wear times
Mint
What is carbamide peroxide?
Carbamide peroxide is the powerful whitening agent behind Opalescence Custom whitening. Peroxide breaks down into water, oxygen, and reactive oxygen molecules. These reactive oxygen molecules oxidize the bonds of discolored stain molecules. By changing the stain molecules, the tooth appearance becomes lighter.3
Quickly Compare Whitening Products
See what whitening product fits your lifestyle.
Compare WhiteningWant to explore other options?
Check out our other products.
- Caughman WF, Frazier KB, Haywood VB. Carbamide peroxide whitening of nonvital single discolored teeth: case reports. Quintessence Int. 1999;30(3):155–161.
- Cordeiro D, Toda C, Hanan S, et al. Clinical evaluation of different delivery methods of at-home bleaching gels composed of 10% hydrogen peroxide. Oper Dent. 2019;44(1):13–23. doi:10.2341/17-174-C
- Kwon SR, Wertz PW. Review of the Mechanism of Tooth Whitening. J Esthet Restor Dent. 2015 Sep-Oct;27(5):240–257.