Most women have probably heard of facial pore strips that help get a deeper clean, but what about carbamide peroxide pore strips for your teeth? According to Dr. Jessica Emery, dentist and owner of Sugar Fix Dental Loft in Chicago, pores in your teeth are made out of dentin, which is also what gives them their color. Similar to how pores in skin can get clogged, teeth tubules can get blocked with stains.
Rather than pluck dirt like pore strips do from skin, Dr. Emery's method dissolves impurities using carbamide peroxide gel instead of the traditional hydrogen peroxide. Carbamide peroxide also releases its teeth-whitening powers over time, continuing to whiten for up to 6 hours later, where as hydrogen peroxide stops as soon as it leaves your teeth.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Carbamide Peroxide Pore Strips
- The use of carbamide peroxide pore strips is a disruptive innovation opportunity in the dental industry for a more efficient and affordable teeth whitening method.
- Teeth Tubules Whitening
- Teeth tubules whitening can be a trend in the dental industry as an effective solution for deep teeth cleaning and stain removal.
- Continual Teeth-whitening
- Continual teeth-whitening has the potential to disrupt the teeth-whitening industry, providing longer-lasting and more effective results.
Sectors Adopting This
- Dental
- The dental industry can benefit from using carbamide peroxide pore strips as a faster and more gentle option for teeth whitening.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can profit from carbamide peroxide pore strips as a new product for a more efficient and affordable teeth whitening experience.
- Consumer Goods
- The consumer goods industry can look into the benefits of carbamide peroxide pore strips for a new alternative to traditional teeth-whitening methods.
