ArticleBioengineering (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Laboratory and Clinical Efficacy of 6% Hydrogen Peroxide At-Home Whitening Systems with Custom Trays.
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Abstract
Demand for fast and convenient dental whitening has increased in recent years. This paper compares the efficacy of three home whitening systems (TiON Take Home with (W), Opalescence Go (G), and Angelus Home 16% (A)) and presents a clinical case. W and G contain 6% hydrogen peroxide, while A contains 16% carbamide peroxide, approximately equal active peroxide contents. The whitening agents were applied to brown chicken eggshells for 90 (W90, G90, A90) or 60 (W60) minute periods ten (W90, W60, G90) or fourteen (A90) times. The color was measured before treatment, and after 3, 5, 7, 10, 12, and 14 applications. ∆E*
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