Whiten your teeth
in just 10 days.

Strips lay a flat plastic film against the front of your teeth — they leak, miss the gum line, and skip the spaces between teeth. Our trays are prefilled and three-dimensional: the gel is already sealed inside a tray that wraps every surface and holds against the gum line for the full session. Then Gel 1100 remineralizes enamel between sessions.

It's a 15% hydrogen peroxide gel — the take-home strength dentists dispense, and stronger than the drugstore strips most people start with. It's not the 35–40% concentration used for a single in-office session; this is the version built to work in short daily sittings over ten days instead of one long chair visit. Every tray comes pre-dosed, so there's no measuring and no guesswork.

Sensitivity is the common complaint with any at-home whitening, which is why the gel carries potassium nitrate and fluoride, and why we pair every kit with Gel 1100. Its nano-hydroxyapatite remineralizes enamel and seals dentin tubules between sessions. If you have a history of severe sensitivity, talk to one of our providers via telehealth before starting.

Used as directed — once a day for 10 days — the trays go up to 5 shades. Most people see the change start partway through the cycle. Heavily stained smiles (coffee, tea, red wine, smoking history) may benefit from a maintenance touch-up 30 days later.

No. The trays come prefilled and the UltraFit material softens with the heat of your mouth to conform to your smile — including over braces and brackets. No molds, no dental lab, no office visits. A licensed OneOral provider still reviews your intake before we ship.

With the Gel 1100 toothpaste and Maintenance Rinse, most members hold their shade for 6–12 months. Without maintenance, expect 3–4 months before a touch-up. Drinking coffee or red wine through a straw extends results meaningfully.

Peroxide-based whitening only acts on natural enamel — it won't damage restorations, but it also won't change their color. If you have visible front-tooth restorations, talk to your dentist (or one of ours via telehealth) about timing whitening before any restoration work for a color match.