Some side effects reported include gums and soft tissue irritation, altered taste and more commonly teeth sensitivity after treatment. However be rest-assured that these conditions are temporary and would disappear upon stopping or completing treatment. Filings and other restorative materials are usually not affected by bleaching therefore maintaining their default color which can lead to different shades on the tooth. Thus if you have sensitive teeth and gums with defective restorations, it is best you consult your dentist before using any whitening products.
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It depends on what type of method you're using to whiten your teeth. I'm assuming you're using a do-it yourself type of kit. With most, there is a chance the enamel could be damaged, but I would say that is very slim (as long as you take care of your teeth). Follow all directions properly and if you're not sure you can do it yourself, visit your dentist and discuss whitening options.
No... You can get your teeth professionally whitened by contacting professional dentist. Properly done, teeth whitening can make a difference by removing the unsightly stains and discoloration. Common cause of teeth colour re aging, smoking, the consumption of coffee, red wine and certain fruits and vegetable. Teeth whitening can give you the white, bright teeth that make for a truly attractive, confident, winning smile. Premierdentalsydney.com.au/our-services/teeth-whitening/
not at all just tastes bad. i love my results and i cant wait to show them off. just gottem last month
Yes! I had a cavity filled, two days ago. And the area is still sensitive, to cold, especially.
yes
It didn't hurt when i got my teeth whitened so i don't think it will hurt when you get braces
No
Yes I am 14 and I went to the dentist to have my teeth professionally whitened
If you get your teeth whitened you are risking losing some sensitivity in your teeth. It is also a risk if you are pregnant.
of course they are. they are just whitened and straighted a bit. but they are real.
You could go to a dentist and have them whitened which is very costly, or a simpler way is using strawberries. Just rub them on your teeth.
Yes, she does naturally have teeth, but I'm sure that that's not what you meant....those are her real teeth and they have only been whitened never straightened or anything.
No. Unlike real teeth, porcelain bridges have the color baked in, and the whitening agents have no effect on them.
brush the teeth, of course..... but in some cases, teeth are not able to be whitened by just brushing it. some people go to dentists and ask it to be bleached to make it whiter.
the best results I've had is crest white strips. they make your teeth very sensitive for awhile though. or if you can afford it get them professionally whitened.
yes but not hurt your teeth
Most food causes your teeth to become less-white in some way. It's a good use of dental hygiene such as brushing, floossing and mouthwash that will keep your teeth white.