Glo brilliant teeth whitening
GLO Brilliant combines peroxide whitening gel with a mouthpiece light, and suitability depends on your teeth and gum health.
The short answer
GLO Brilliant is an at-home whitening system that combines a peroxide whitening gel with a mouthpiece light, and its suitability depends on your teeth and gums. Whitening gel uses peroxide to oxidise some stain molecules within enamel and dentin. A light device may be part of the system, but it does not whiten fillings, crowns, veneers, or other tooth-coloured restorations.
How does peroxide gel whiten natural teeth?
Whitening gel uses peroxide to oxidise some stain molecules within enamel and dentin. A light device may be part of the system, but it does not whiten fillings, crowns, veneers, or other tooth-coloured restorations.
What should you check before using GLO Brilliant?
Before use, check the product instructions and have untreated decay, leaking fillings, gum inflammation, and sensitivity assessed. Apply only the directed amount, keep gel off the gums, and stop if marked irritation or pain occurs.
When should a dentist assess you before whitening?
Ask a dentist before whitening if you have cavities, enamel defects, gum recession, pregnancy-related concerns, or extensive restorations. Dental examination helps distinguish surface stain from intrinsic colour that may need another treatment.
Will GLO Brilliant change the colour of a crown or filling?
Will whitening change a crown or filling? Why can whitening cause sensitivity?
Frequently asked questions
Will whitening change a crown or filling?
Whitening gel uses peroxide to oxidise some stain molecules within enamel and dentin. A light device may be part of the system, but it does not whiten fillings, crowns, veneers, or other tooth-coloured restorations.
Why can whitening cause sensitivity?
Before use, check the product instructions and have untreated decay, leaking fillings, gum inflammation, and sensitivity assessed. Apply only the directed amount, keep gel off the gums, and stop if marked irritation or pain occurs.
Who wrote this page
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This page is patient education, not medical advice, and cannot replace an examination. Anything urgent — facial swelling, trauma, uncontrolled bleeding or severe pain — needs a dentist or emergency care now.