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The primary ingredient in our PAP formula is Phthalimidoperoxycaproicacid (PAP).

Similar to traditional whitening chemicals like hydrogen peroxide, PAP whitens teeth by oxidising organic pigments (chromogens). In simple terms, PAP breaks the double bonds in these organic compounds to neutralise its staining capabilities.

However, unlike hydrogen peroxide, PAP is scientifically proven with double-blind, placebo-controlled trials to achieve instant whitening results without dental hypersensitivity or gum irritation.

Hydrogen peroxide produces free radicals, which will remain on your tooth surface. Free radicals are the biggest culprits for enamel degradation and extreme tooth sensitivity.

Unlike hydrogen peroxide, PAP oxidises teeth without producing free radicals, leaving the outer layers of your teeth intact and undamaged. Our nano-hydroxyapatite and potassium citrate infusion also counteract the acidity of PAP particles. These particles keep our formula at a PH value that closely resembles human saliva further preventing dental erosion and enamel loss.

BetterSmile PAP whitening formula is devised to oxidise stains from natural teeth. As a result, it may have a reduced effect on artificial veneers, caps, implants, bonding, and bridges which are not made to be whitened.

In any case, your health comes first. So we highly recommend a prior consultation with professionals to ensure the products you got your eyes on are best fitted for your gum and teeth health.

Our Purple Colour Corrector contains red pigments No.33 and blue pigments No.1, which makes for the perfect shade of purple that balances out the widest range of yellow hues. With this in mind, we’ve formulated our Purple Colour Corrector to deposit a semi-transparent deep-violet film across your teeth after brushing. Our water-soluble pigments create a barrier that filters out yellow undertones from human eyes.

Our Purple Color Corrector is perfectly safe for use on artificial teeth because it is a non-abrasive form of whitening. However, as it works by creating a semi-transparent purple film, there is a risk of staining depending on the material of your veneer, implant, etc. When in doubt, we always recommend a prior consultation with professionals to ensure the product of your choice is best suited for your needs.