Smilekit® V34 Colour Corrector Serum | hismile - Paarse tandpasta - whitening | bol (2024)

FAQs

Does the v34 color corrector actually work? ›

I had noticeable results after one use, and every day I use it, I see a whiter smile. I don't think it makes that much of a mess either, especially if you ever brushed with charcoal powder. It also has a decent taste. For the price it is worth a try, and for me I feel like it works.

V34 is not a chemical whitening treatment and doesn't make any pertinent changes to your teeth, so it is safe to be used on dental work.

V34 is best used as a post whitening treatment, however it can be used on its own daily or before an event, to eliminate unwanted yellow undertones on your teeth.

The original HiSmile formula contained citric acid, sodium chlorite and sodium bicarbonate as the active ingredients. Citric acid can erode tooth surfaces and cause sensitivity, while sodium chlorite can be toxic in high amounts.

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The brand recommends using the V34 colour corrector after brushing your teeth with your regular toothpaste (though Hismile does have an excellent PAP+ whitening one that featured in our round-up of the best whitening toothpastes), should you be looking to smile brighter that day.

Baking soda can be used with some water to remove the stains on the surface of the teeth. It can also be used with hydrogen peroxide to enhance its whitening effects. Baking soda can be used by individuals with regular toothpastes too. It is also used commercially in some teeth whitening products and toothpastes.

Professional teeth whitening can be done in a dentist's office in about an hour. The dentist will apply a teeth whitening gel containing about 25-40% hydrogen peroxide, then aim a special lamp at your teeth for three 20-minute intervals. The gel will be reapplied between intervals.

Does hydrogen peroxide whiten teeth? ›

Hydrogen peroxide is an inexpensive household product you probably have on hand right now. When used carefully, it can be an effective way to whiten your teeth. But if used incorrectly — in concentrations that are too high or if used too often — it can cause serious and sometimes expensive tooth damage.

While this might sound scientifically plausible, the reality is it's more of an optical illusion than an oral health solution. The effect is purely cosmetic and extremely temporary. It doesn't address the underlying causes of tooth discoloration, such as plaque build-up or enamel erosion.

It contains some beneficial ingredients like xylitol and aloe vera. However, the fluoride concentration is lower than in most adult toothpastes. While Hismile may help reduce surface stains for a brighter smile, it should not replace essential dental practices like regular check-ups and professional cleanings.

Even though professional teeth whitening has incredible success rates, it does not offer permanent results. Your teeth will remain white for about 6 – 12 months before you need retreatment. The results last longer if you intentionally care for your teeth to maintain their whiteness and brightness.