Professional Hydrogen Peroxide Teeth Whitening Gels for Dentists, Med-Spas & Whitening Technicians
Professional Hydrogen Peroxide Teeth Whitening Gels — LaserGlow Pro Hub
Clinically reviewed by David Hanna, RDH — Registered Dental Hygienist
Choose the right concentration, follow proven protocols, manage sensitivity, and convert with confidence. Wholesale pricing available.
How professional peroxide whitening works
Hydrogen peroxide (HP) and carbamide peroxide (CP) diffuse through enamel and dentin to oxidize stain molecules. HP acts quickly for in-office whitening; CP breaks down more slowly into HP + urea, ideal for longer wear or ongoing maintenance. PAP+ is a peroxide-free alternative with a favorable sensitivity profile for mild stains or sensitive clients.
About lights: LED can support comfort and workflow, but results are driven primarily by gel strength, isolation, and protocol.
Choose the right strength (and when to use it)
12% PAP+ (Peroxide-Free)
Best for: Sensitivity-prone clients, mild stains, maintenance.
Use: Single 15–20 minute session; reinforce aftercare.
16% Hydrogen Peroxide
Best for: Gentle in-office starts, lighter stains, sensitive clients.
Use: 2 cycles × 15–20 min with strict isolation (LED optional).
25% Hydrogen Peroxide
Best for: Standard clinic cases; balanced power vs comfort.
Use: 2–3 cycles × 15–20 min; gently agitate mid-cycle.
35% Hydrogen Peroxide
Best for: Stronger chairside lift with controlled sensitivity.
Use: 1–2 cycles × 15–20 min; gingival barrier recommended.
38% Hydrogen Peroxide
Best for: Moderate–heavy staining; faster chairside lift.
Use: 1–2 cycles × 15–20 min; gingival barrier mandatory.
44% Hydrogen Peroxide
Best for: Maximum shade lift; severe stains; premium services.
Use: 1–3 cycles × 15–20 min with careful isolation.
44% Carbamide Peroxide Pen
Best for: At-home touch-ups & maintenance between visits.
Use: Daily per instructions; avoid staining foods/drinks.
Protocol & safety best practices (chairside)
Preparation & isolation
Clean and dry thoroughly; moisture reduces penetration. Use gingival barrier for ≥35% HP; retractors/cotton for moisture control.
Application
Attach automatic mixing tip (if applicable). Apply 1–2 mm even layer; avoid soft tissue. Agitate gently mid-cycle.
Timing & activation
15–20 minutes per cycle; 1–3 cycles by stain severity. LED is optional for comfort/workflow.
Finish & aftercare
Suction and rinse; consider desensitizer. 48-hour “white diet,” gentle toothpaste, no harsh abrasives. Plan touch-ups 3–6 months.
Clinical reminders
Only natural enamel whitens—restorations do not. Follow labeled guidance and monitor comfort/time.
Quick comparison table
| Strength / Type | Best For | Typical Cycles | Key Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12% PAP+ (Peroxide-Free) | Sensitivity-prone, mild stains, maintenance | 1 × 15–20 min | Gentle alternative |
| 16% HP | Light stains, gentle in-office, sensitive clients | 2 × 15–20 min | Lower sensitivity profile |
| 25% HP | Most patients; balanced power/comfort | 2–3 × 15–20 min | Clinic “daily driver” |
| 35% HP | Stronger chairside lift with control | 1–2 × 15–20 min | Barrier recommended |
| 38% HP | Moderate–heavy stains; faster lift | 1–2 × 15–20 min | Barrier mandatory; monitor sensitivity |
| 44% HP | Severe stains; premium power whitening | 1–3 × 15–20 min | Careful isolation; monitor comfort |
| 44% CP Pen | At-home maintenance/touch-ups | Daily per label | Long-term shade retention |
Recommended tools & accessories
Pair your gels with pro-grade tools to maximize performance, comfort, and safety.
Wholesale, subscriptions & private label
Scale your services with pro-only pricing, auto-restock plans, and custom private-label solutions for clinics and med-spas.
Phone: +1-862-400-7279 • Clifton | Edgewater | Miami
Frequently asked questions (for professionals)
Is hydrogen peroxide safe for enamel?
Yes—when used by trained professionals with proper isolation and labeled protocols.
How long do results last?
Typically 6–12 months depending on lifestyle. Encourage a “white diet” post-treatment and maintenance products.
Can I use these gels with LED light?
Yes. All LaserGlow pro gels are LED-compatible.
How often should clients whiten?
Every 6–12 months; CP pens or PAP+ help maintain shade between visits.
Do veneers/crowns/composites whiten?
No—only natural enamel responds to peroxide whitening.
Is a gingival barrier required?
Yes for ≥35% HP; recommended whenever soft-tissue contact is possible.
