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How Safe Is Tooth Whitening?

Teeth whitening techniques have been well evaluated over the years, and the results obtained both in the dental office and at home are virtually guaranteed. Rest assured the dental professionals who manufacture these products have worked hard to ensure teeth whitening is both safe and effective. Keep in mind, however, that there are minor side-effects. There are often three areas of concern after whitening treatment: the gums (or gingiva), the teeth themselves and dental restorations. The most common side-effect is tooth sensitivity. Many non-dental professionals are offering bleaching services in settings such as at spas, salons and cruise ships. The reason it's safest in the dental office, however, is because your holistic dentist in Durango, CO will conduct an exam before performing or prescribing a teeth whitening treatment. For more information please visit here https://sunrise-dentistry.com/holistic-dentistry/

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How Safe Is Tooth Whitening?

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  1. How Safe Is Tooth Whitening? Over a decade of research has proven bleaching and other whitening methods to be both safe and effective. Several products in the market today have shown no adverse effects on teeth or gums in substantial clinical and laboratory testing. Be sure to look for clinically proven products, follow directions and consult with your dental professional. If you do experience sensitivity, there are several ways you can help eliminate it: If using a tray applicator, wear the tray for a shorter period. Brush with a toothpaste made for sensitive teeth that contains potassium nitrate to help soothe tooth nerve ending. Ask your dentist or pharmacist for a product with fluoride, which helps re- mineralize your teeth. Brush-on or wear in your trays four minutes prior to and after whitening your teeth. Stop whitening your teeth for several days to allow you teeth to adapt to the whitening process. Within 24 hours, the sensitivity will cease. The longer you whiten your teeth, the less sensitivity you will experience. Teeth whitening techniques have been well evaluated over the years, and the results obtained both in the dental office and at home are virtually guaranteed. There are often three areas of concern after whitening treatment: the gums, the teeth themselves and dental restorations. Many non-dental professionals are offering bleaching services in settings such as at spas, salons and cruise ships. The reason it's safest in the dental office, however, is because your holistic dentist in Durango, CO will conduct an exam before performing or prescribing a teeth whitening treatment. Source:colgate.com

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