I used the old NiteWhite 16% but now use DayWhite 9.5%. I went to use it and followed the instructions of brushing and flossing my teeth then applying a small amount in the appropriate places in the tray. But the second I put the tray in my mouth I felt a burning/bubbling sensation and took the tray off to find that the section of gum in between my top front teeth were white and irritated. I waited a good 30 minutes and was more careful but still burned my gums again. What am I doin wrong?
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Answer: Is there a way to put the whitening gel in my clear retainer tray and avoid contact with my gums?
There is definitely an Art as how to restore tetracycline stained teeth or even dark gray teeth. In my 27 years of experience as a cosmetic dentist I have seen three main factors:1. Inadequate tooth reduction2. Improper color cement 3. Improper porcelain materialsAs far as...
No, what you're referring to is "internal bleaching" which is oftentimes done on teeth that have had root canals and the tooth has turned dark because of the trauma that cause the tooth to need a rood canal (i.e. deep cavity, blow to the tooth), etc.Please understand that bleaching works very...
Whitening is the most economical and easy treatment option to brighten up your smile. It has few side effects like sensitivity but you have to do it often to keep the changes. The most effective way is to get office whitening with home trays as need basis but sometimes the cosmetic...