I want to get my teeth whitened but I’m scared of hurting my gums. I’ve heard the bleaching can cause permanent damage. What’s the best choice to take for whiter teeth that doesn’t require weeks of treatments at home?
September 1, 2015
Answer: Bleaching Can Cause Temporary Gum Irritation
Custom bleaching trays should be properly made and patients should be properly trained as to how to use the whitening gel in order to avoid gum irritation. If the bleaching gel touches the gum tissue during the whitening treatment, this can cause temporary burning and irritation to the gums. However, this is not permanent and will go away after couple of days.
A well fitting tray and caution not to let bleaching gel touch the gums will prevent gum burning and irritation.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Bleaching Can Cause Temporary Gum Irritation
Custom bleaching trays should be properly made and patients should be properly trained as to how to use the whitening gel in order to avoid gum irritation. If the bleaching gel touches the gum tissue during the whitening treatment, this can cause temporary burning and irritation to the gums. However, this is not permanent and will go away after couple of days.
A well fitting tray and caution not to let bleaching gel touch the gums will prevent gum burning and irritation.
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December 22, 2010
Answer: Gums and teeth whitening
Your gums can be damaged with using whitening products in an incorrect manner. The best way to whiten your teeth is to have it done professionally. Over the counter products are not customized for each individual, sothere is a higher risk of problems.
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December 22, 2010
Answer: Gums and teeth whitening
Your gums can be damaged with using whitening products in an incorrect manner. The best way to whiten your teeth is to have it done professionally. Over the counter products are not customized for each individual, sothere is a higher risk of problems.
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