Beyondâ„¢ Polusâ„¢ Power Whitening

Beyondâ„¢ Polusâ„¢ Power Whitening is recognised as the safest and most effective way to whiten teeth.

Clinical trials demonstrate that the Beyond Polus yields equal or better results than any other whitening system on the market place.

It is the only machine to be granted CE, FDA, ISO 9001 and Class 1 medical device status. It is also the only system to be granted 5 stars from the prominent Dental Advisory Board and Dental Shopper. The Beyond Polus produces optimal results in just one hour, whilst maintaining the highest degrees of patient safety and comfort. With the new Beyond Polus, the future of teeth whitening has certainly arrived.

Close Dental use the Beyond Polus Whitening System, the latest and most advanced whitening technology available.

Outlined below are some of the systems technology features and capabilities:

The term laser is used loosely. The light is emitted through a powerful 150 Watt Halogen bulb and emits a high intensity blue light (480 – 520 Nanometers wavelength). The system is commonly referred to as a laser although the light itself is diffuse. Most advanced light filtration of any power whitening system ensures patient safety and comfort. Harmful light and heat are filtered out through a coated optical lens and over 12,000 optical fibres. The system operates at a lower temperature than similar products, increasing patient comfort levels and decreasing the risk of developing tooth sensitivity.

Heat lamps (such as Zoom) contain UV light and can cause sunburn to the lips and outer mouth. Preparation time is longer and can therefore be quite uncomfortable. The gums can also be burnt if they are not covered correctly. However Zoom is a well respected system and does produce good results.

Chair-side, cold-light, power whitening accelerator lamp whitens teeth between 2 and 5 shades, with an average improvement of 3 shades, in three consecutive 12 minute sessions.

Beyondâ„¢ Polusâ„¢ Power Whitening is very effective on teeth that have been stained by smoking or by consuming staining substances such as coffee, tea and red wine as well as teeth discoloured by certain medicines, such as tetracycline, or speckled by fluoride.