SmartLite 3LT
The SmartLite 3LT brings you the power of Smartbleach, the world's most advanced teeth whitening system, with even greater convenience than ever before! The Laser-Like Light gives the same Smartbleach outcomes of the original KTP Laser-based system in a much more affordable package. Smartbleach offers true photochemical alkaline bleaching, avoiding the risks associated with photothermal bleaching while providing consistent and natural looking results.
SmartLite 3LT
| Type | Mobile chairside teeth whitening lamp |
| Light Source | LED |
| Wavelength | Around 530 nm |
| Method of Action | Photochemical bleaching - wavelength of light source whitens teeth independently and also activates whitening gel |
| Light Coverage | Full mouth Unique in-mouth illuminator delivers even coverage |
| Method of Control | |
| Sessions and Times | 3 x 9 minute cycles (45-60 mins chair time) |
| Operating mode | Continuous |
| Intensity Control | No |
| Matched procedure kit available | Yes |
| Active Ingredient and Concentration of gel | Hydrogen Peroxide - ??% |
| Is gel changed between sessions | No |
| Whitening Claim | |
| Built In Radiometer | No |
| Can Be Used For Composite Curing | No |
| Height | |
| Weight | |
| Warranty | 1 Year Parts / 1 Year Labour |
| States where support is available | NSW, ACT, QLD, VIC, SA, WA, NT, TAS |
| Country of Manufacture | Belgium |
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The SmartLite 3LT is designed to deliver Smartbleach without the expense of a laser light source.
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Application of the alkaline Smartbleach gel.
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Fitting the in-mouth illuminator.
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Smartbleaching using the Smartlite 3LT.
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The unique Smartlite 3LT's in-mouth illuminator allows all teeth to be whitened evenly.
Smartlight 3LT for Smartbleach - Demo
Smartbleach is on of the most advanced tooth whitening / bleaching systems. It uses the principle of photodynamic therapy whereby green light (532 nm) interacts with the red bleaching gel which is applied to the teeth. Hereby a very specific photochemical reaction is initiated whereby specific and reactive chemical species are formed which diffuse through the enamel and bleach the chromophores in the dentin.
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