What we do here...

My name is Dave McGowan, I'm the owner of Radiant Reflection Teeth Whitening, which was started earlier in 2008. I am proud to offer this amazing opportunity to you and anyone you know, who wants to keep their smile as beautiful as can be, while saving money in the long run. No one likes to hide their smile because of stains due to coffee, smoking, and aging. Now, you no longer have to worry about keeping your mouth closed when taking those group photos. In 20 minutes, you are in and out, feeling better, cleaner, and prouder about your smile.

Here is a list of commonly asked questions regarding Radiant Reflection Teeth Whitening. Feel free to contact us if you have anything to ask or add! Thank You.

1. Is whitening the teeth harmful?
Recent scientific research by the University of Leuven has shown that where the teeth are normal and healthy there are no demonstrably adverse effects on the tooth enamel. Furthermore, Smile Bright ensures a precise level of dosing that meets legal requirements. The unique Smile Bright foam strip containing the active ingredient prevents excessive dosing. The brief treatment time of only 20 minutes also plays an important role.
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2. Can everyone have their teeth whitened?
No, not everyone. People that at a young age have used medicines such as tetracycline are not eligible for the treatment. Also any discoloration and stains resulting from decalcification such as excessive use of fluorides and porous teeth will have little result from the treatment. People born with grey teeth will likewise gain little benefit from the treatment. However, it may be assumed that Smile Bright will have its effect for 90% of users, though it is advisable for the teeth to be in order and without cavities.
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3. What is the teeth whitening process?
Teeth Whitening is actually a bleaching process that lightens discolorations of tooth enamel. This process uses an effective whitening foam strip retained in a mouthpiece that is worn over your teeth for 20 minutes and as many times after that until you have reached your desired level of whitening.
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4. How does dental bleaching remove stains?
Dental bleaching systems will remove most stains with a gentle action that whitens your teeth. As the active ingredient in the foam strips (hydrogen peroxide), is broken down, the U.V. light and the warmth acts upon the stained organic deposits, which oxidizes them into a white color. This process makes the overall tooth color closer to its natural unstained color. Your tooth structure remains unchanged. Years of clinical tests have demonstrated the safety and effectiveness of this system. Over 90% of people treated achieve some level of tooth whitening. Crowns, bridges and fillings do not lighten with dental bleaching.
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5. Is this whitening process permanent?
For most people, the treatment will last for many years. Your teeth have become stained in the first place from consuming foods and beverages. Upon the completion of your initial bleaching process, your teeth are restored to their natural white color. Exposure to foods, drinks (especially coffee, colas and red wines), smoking and other consumables will gradually darken teeth again over time. You may want to periodically bleach your teeth. After an initial treatment, most people do touchups about once every month.
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6. Why is Radiant Reflection Teeth Whitening better than other whiteners?
Radiant Reflection Teeth Whitening uses foam strips, which results in a perfect fit towards the teeth and do not leak into the mouth like many other products. As confirmed by the American Dental Association, that for successful whitening, U.V. light and temperature are essentials.
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7. What causes tooth discoloration?
There are many causes. The most common include consumption of foods, coffee, tea, wine, and smoking. In other words, our teeth naturally get more and more stained as time goes on and we continue to live our lives. NOTE - Tetracycline discoloration and artificial dental work are usually not responsive to dental bleaching.
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8. Who may benefit from tooth whitening?
Almost everyone. However, there are some cases where treatment may not be effective. Tooth whitening is ideal for patients who have healthy teeth and would like a whiter, brighter smile.
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9. Is it safe to bleach my teeth?
Yes, over a decade of research and a late study by the university of Leuven indicates that whitening teeth is absolutely safe.
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10. How long does the bleaching process take?
Results are depending on individual characteristics of each person, like age and the grade of discoloration, but most people usually see results after the first treatment by leaving the tray for 20 minutes in the mouth even if the tanning period is only 10 minutes. Optimal results are achieved after the 5 to 12 treatments depending on personal parameters as described above.
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11. Are there any side effects?
Some people may feel a little tingling sensation on the gum ,this is over as soon as you brush your teeth . NOTE - Pregnant or nursing women should not engage in dental bleaching.
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For Concerns Or Questions On FDA Information We've Attached The Following

Federal Guidelines:
FDA: RULES, GUIDANCE, REGULATIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS:

Q. What is an ultraviolet activator?

A. It is a device that produces ultraviolet light intended to polymerize or take off resinous dental pit and fissure sealants or restorative material by transmission of light through a rod.

The scope of this guidance includes devices that use light sources such as quarts-tungsten-halogen lamps, light emitting diodes (LED's), and xenon-plasma arcs, as well as laser energy sources.


RULE: The FDA guidance does not include heat or light sources intended exclusively for tooth bleaching procedures. These are classified under 2CFR 872.6475, Heat Source for Bleaching Teeth, product code EEG. These devices are exempt from the premarket notification procedures in subpart E of part 807 of this chapter, subject to the limitations of 872.9. (This action being considered cosmetic)


Q. What is FDA's authority over cosmetics?

A. It is very important to understand that Congress passes the laws and govern the United States

. To put those laws into effect, Congress authorizes certain government agencies, including the FDA to create and enforce the rules and regulations, but only those as authorized under the law. A change in FDA's statutory authority over cosmetics would require a full congressional vote. (It would take an act of Congress)

Additional information is also available at (FD&C Act, sec. 201(i)).

21 CFR 872.6070 Ultraviolet Activator for Polymerization
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