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Teeth Whitening Agents: Carbamide Peroxide & Hydrogen Peroxide Explained
Carbamide Peroxide and Hydrogen Peroxide
The two main forms of bleaching agents (the chemicals that whiten teeth) are:
>* Carbamide Peroxide:* Used in professional take-home whitening systems and most over-the-counter whiteners, this solution breaks down into hydrogen peroxide.
* *Hydrogen Peroxide:* Typically present in professional in-office treatments, though occasionally found in more concentrated amounts in take-home systems, which should be overseen by a professional.
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