Frequently Asked Questions About SPLAT Whitening Collection

Can SPLAT whitening toothpaste help remove coffee and tea stains?

SPLAT Professional White Plus is designed to help remove coffee and tea surface stains and restore natural brightness. Results depend on the amount of staining, your daily habits and consistent use.

What is the SP White System?

SP White System® is SPLAT’s whitening and polishing technology, used in selected formulas. In White Plus, papain—a papaya-derived enzyme—works alongside polishing and stain-removing ingredients to help clean tooth surfaces and maintain brightness. Ingredients vary by product.

Do whitening toothpastes contain abrasives?

Many toothpastes contain polishing ingredients, such as hydrated silica, to help remove plaque and surface stains. These ingredients are not inherently harmful: the overall formulation, brushing pressure and correct use all matter. Brush gently and follow your product’s instructions.

Can I use whitening toothpaste if I have sensitive teeth?

The right choice depends on the cause of your sensitivity and the formula you choose. White Plus contains potassium nitrate to help reduce sensitivity discomfort. If sensitivity is persistent, new or worsening, consult your dentist before starting or continuing a whitening routine.

What is the difference between White Plus and Extreme White?

White Plus focuses on everyday surface stain removal and natural brightness, including stains from coffee and tea. Extreme White offers a more intensive whitening approach and contains carbamide peroxide. Follow the directions and any recommended duration of use on your specific pack.

How long does it take to see results?

Whitening is gradual, and results vary. For White Plus, consistent twice-daily use for at least four weeks is recommended for best results. Your starting tooth colour, staining and drinking habits can all influence the outcome.

Will whitening toothpaste change my natural tooth colour?

Toothpastes that primarily remove surface stains help reveal your teeth’s natural brightness. They do not necessarily change the underlying tooth shade. Internal discolouration or a single darkened tooth needs a dental assessment to determine the most appropriate approach.