Bleaching Light
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The Bleaching Light is a dental whitening lamp that activates peroxide gels to lift stains quickly and comfortably. It offers focused blue light, preset timers, and an adjustable arm for precise coverage of both arches. Choose it to deliver fast, predictable shade improvement under professional supervision, with simple controls and a mobile stand that fits easily into any operatory. Ideal for cosmetic and general dentistry.
Description
A Bleaching Light is a chairside dental lamp designed to accelerate in-office teeth whitening. It emits a controlled blue spectrum that activates peroxide-based gels placed on the enamel. The energy helps break down stains from coffee, tea, tobacco, and age, while integrated timers guide each exposure. The mobile stand and articulated arm position the light precisely over the arch for consistent results in a short appointment.
Key features and benefits
• Blue-range LED output to activate professional whitening gels
• Even light distribution across upper and lower teeth
• Adjustable intensity and preset timers for repeatable protocols
• Cool light with ventilation to keep patients comfortable
• 360° swivel head and counterbalanced arm for accurate placement
• Digital display and audible cues that simplify chairside workflow
• Wheeled base for easy movement between operatories
• Protective eyewear and shields to reduce glare
Typical uses and applications
• Single-visit whitening in general, cosmetic, and orthodontic practices
• Shade improvement before restorative cases or smile makeovers
• Touch-up sessions after aligner or veneer treatment
• Teaching clinics and mobile dentistry units
How it compares
• Compared with take-home trays, an in-office light supports faster, supervised whitening and fewer visits.
• Unlike older halogen systems, modern LED lamps run cooler, start instantly, and need less maintenance.
Good practice
• Use with approved gels and follow the manufacturer’s protocol.
• Isolate soft tissues and monitor patient comfort throughout the cycle.
• Document pre- and post-treatment shades and set realistic expectations.
• Many models are designed to meet common electrical safety requirements for medical devices such as IEC 60601. Verify compliance on the specific unit.
