Honestly, if someone reports sensitivity from in-office whitening, it usually is gone in 24 hours. 48 hours at the most. Definitely talk to your dentist about desensitizing treatments.
I had the procedure done this morning at 11am and I am in the worst pain I have ever been in. I read one comment from a patient who experienced pain for a year...is that possible? Thanks
Honestly, if someone reports sensitivity from in-office whitening, it usually is gone in 24 hours. 48 hours at the most. Definitely talk to your dentist about desensitizing treatments.
In my office we put patients on a regimen of high fluoride toothpaste one to two weeks prior to in house whitening. I RARELY get patients with sensitivity. However it can happen and the dentist should give you high fluoride paste to take home and you can take advil / ibuprofen to help relieve this. I would... more
Each patient is different and it would be difficult to judge the source of the other patient's pain. That being said, thirty-six hours is when patients normally experience some sensitivity. The first night is always the worst. Contact your dentist should you pain persist.
Sensitivity is common with in-office whitening procedures. The sensitivity ranges from no sensitivity at all, to very sensitive. In the office we do this procedure daily. If a patient becomes sensitive I have not seen it last more than 24 to 48 hours. If sensitivity persists past that time there could have... more
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8 Apr 2009
I just got my teeth whitened last week. I was NOT worth it. I hurt like ****, and my teeth arent even that white.
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19 May 2009
I had my teeth whitened this morning and I am in alot of pain!!! My friends who have had the procedure assure me this is normal and should go away in about 24hrs. Fingers crossed.