A CONVENIENT WAY TO WHITEN YOUR TEETH

Pola Light is an advanced tooth whitening system that combines Pola’s whitening formula with an LED mouthpiece for at-home treatment.

New Pola Light : At-home whitening kit:

Pola Light comes with Pola Day gel

• Formulated to remove long-term stains
• Fully rechargeable for future tooth whitening treatments
• Remineralisation to strengthen the teeth
• Hydration formula designed to reduce sensitivity that may occur in some patients

Why choose Pola Light?

• SDI has 50 years of experience in dental products
• SDI’s Pola is used by dentists across Australia
• Pola Light allows patients to whiten their teeth at home at a time that suits them

Pola Light packaging

Pola Light 6% Hydrogen Peroxide Kit

• 1 Pola LED mouthpiece
• 3 x 3g Pola Day 6% tooth whitening syringes (6% Hydrogen Peroxide)
• 1 x 5.5mL Pola Luminate (for tooth whitening touch-ups)
• 1 USB charging cord
• 1 instruction guide

Pola Light 9.5% Hydrogen Peroxide Kit

• 1 Pola LED mouthpiece
• 4 x 3g Pola Day 9.5% tooth whitening syringes
• 1 USB charging cord
• 1 instruction guide

Teeth whitening is a dental procedure that carries risks. A thorough dental assessment is required before teeth whitening treatment to ensure it is suitable for you.

Common Side Effects

• Tooth sensitivity: This is the most common side effect. Sensitivity typically resolves within a few days to a week after treatment but may persist longer in some patients
• Gum irritation: Contact with whitening gel can cause temporary irritation to gum tissue
• Uneven results: Existing dental work (crowns, veneers, fillings) will not whiten and may become more noticeable after treatment

Individual Results Vary

The outcome depends on your tooth structure, existing shade, lifestyle factors (such as diet and smoking), and treatment compliance. Not all patients achieve the same level of whitening, and some patients may see minimal results.

Who Should Not Have Teeth Whitening

You should not have teeth whitening if:

• You are pregnant or breastfeeding
• You have untreated tooth decay or gum disease
• You have exposed tooth roots or significantly worn enamel
• You have sensitivity to peroxide products
• You are under 18 years of age
• You have significant existing dental restorations in visible areas

Recovery and Aftercare

• Tooth sensitivity typically resolves within a few days but may persist longer in some patients
• You may need to avoid certain foods and drinks (such as coffee, red wine, and highly pigmented foods) during and immediately after treatment
• Some patients may experience temporary gum irritation
• Follow-up appointments may be necessary to assess results and address any concerns

Treatment Duration

Treatment duration varies depending on the concentration used and individual tooth response. Your dentist will provide specific instructions for your treatment plan.