Ways To Prevent And Minimize Tooth Sensitivity After Whitening

29 December 2014
Categories: Dentist, Blog

Some individuals who have their teeth whitened develop temporary tooth sensitivity, which can lead to a feeling of tingling, irritation or even pain. The problem gradually goes away, but it can be aggravating in the meantime. Certain strategies can help you prevent this sensitivity or at least reduce discomfort after whitening. Use Gentle Products and Shorter Application Times Rather than a 25-percent or stronger hydrogen peroxide product, use one with 5, 6 or 10 percent instead. Read More

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Hi, I'm Rod. As you know, smiling is very important in our social world. Social cues, showing joy and appreciation, it goes on and on. But for the longest time, I was so scared to smile. My teeth were horrible. I didn't want to smile and show my yellow, crooked teeth. At one point, some of them were even missing. It was an embarrassment. But I eventually got full reconstructive dentistry. My smile is now as good as new! So while I may not be a dentist, I have a lot of experience with them, and I know how much a good dentist can affect your life.