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Answer: Sensitivity after whitening Hi:Sorry to hear about your pain. Flouride treatment, using Oral Essentials Sensitivity toothpaste and mouthwash can help. Avoid hot and cold food. The sensitivity may last 1-4 weeks.Best,Dr. Maddahi
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Answer: Sensitivity after whitening Hi:Sorry to hear about your pain. Flouride treatment, using Oral Essentials Sensitivity toothpaste and mouthwash can help. Avoid hot and cold food. The sensitivity may last 1-4 weeks.Best,Dr. Maddahi
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Answer: I left teeth whitening gel on overnight and now my teeth hurt horribly. What can I do? How long will the pain last? Hello and thank you for asking your question. Sorry to hear about your experience and pain.At this point ibuprofen 400 mg 4 times a day probably is a good idea along with Prevident 5000 fluoride gel.Stay away from anything that stimulates reponce, like hot and cold. Hopefully sensation will return to normal within a cipule of days.Good luck!
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Answer: I left teeth whitening gel on overnight and now my teeth hurt horribly. What can I do? How long will the pain last? Hello and thank you for asking your question. Sorry to hear about your experience and pain.At this point ibuprofen 400 mg 4 times a day probably is a good idea along with Prevident 5000 fluoride gel.Stay away from anything that stimulates reponce, like hot and cold. Hopefully sensation will return to normal within a cipule of days.Good luck!
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April 10, 2017
Answer: Teeth whitening Hi, sorry to hear about your teeth. Try to take few pain killers as recommended for few days to ease of pain. Also you can use your whitening trays with some good fluoride gel and wear as much as possible to strengthen the enamel. The pain could last few days. To whiten them again, try using a gel with lower strength.
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April 10, 2017
Answer: Teeth whitening Hi, sorry to hear about your teeth. Try to take few pain killers as recommended for few days to ease of pain. Also you can use your whitening trays with some good fluoride gel and wear as much as possible to strengthen the enamel. The pain could last few days. To whiten them again, try using a gel with lower strength.
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April 10, 2017
Answer: Whitening Sensitivity See if your dentist will prescribe you a Prescription fluoride paste like Prevident 5000 and use it in your whitening trays for 30 mins before bed. In addition, Ibuprophen 3-4 times per day for a couple of days will help with the discomfort.
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April 10, 2017
Answer: Whitening Sensitivity See if your dentist will prescribe you a Prescription fluoride paste like Prevident 5000 and use it in your whitening trays for 30 mins before bed. In addition, Ibuprophen 3-4 times per day for a couple of days will help with the discomfort.
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April 8, 2017
Answer: Whitening Sensitivity and Discomfort Leaving the gel on to long or whitening to often can cause the teeth to have considerable sensitivity and discomfort. This reaction is different for everyone as some people have more sensitive teeth than others. The reason for the discomfort on your teeth is that they are dehydrated and need time to rehydrate for the symptoms to go away. In the meantime, hold off on bleaching anymore until the symptoms subside. Some things you can try to speed up the process or reduce the sensitivity:1. Get fluoride gel from your dentist and use in your trays. 2. Try Pronamel toothpaste in your trays. Place a thin layer in your trays and wear for about 15-20 min a few times a day. Good luck!
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April 8, 2017
Answer: Whitening Sensitivity and Discomfort Leaving the gel on to long or whitening to often can cause the teeth to have considerable sensitivity and discomfort. This reaction is different for everyone as some people have more sensitive teeth than others. The reason for the discomfort on your teeth is that they are dehydrated and need time to rehydrate for the symptoms to go away. In the meantime, hold off on bleaching anymore until the symptoms subside. Some things you can try to speed up the process or reduce the sensitivity:1. Get fluoride gel from your dentist and use in your trays. 2. Try Pronamel toothpaste in your trays. Place a thin layer in your trays and wear for about 15-20 min a few times a day. Good luck!
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