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I would avoid any rinse that is not clear. Your teeth can absorb the coloring agents and cause staining. They will be more susceptible to staining for 48 hours after the bleaching process is completed.
Hi most mouthwashes contain alchohol which further dessicates the teeth. It may prolong your sensitivity. Also because most mouthwashes are colored, it may cause earlier discoloration of teeth while the enamel pores are still open from the bleaching process.
I wouldn't use any colored mouthwash after bleaching for a few days. The same goes with red wind, dark cola, tea, etc. Certainly stay away from mustard, blueberries and the like too. Colors can soak up in freshly bleached teeth. By the way, look out for color corrected photos like these. When there is a color shift in the gums and skin color as well as the teeth, you can be assured that the photos are not realistic of the change in tooth color. These images are false and do not represent the actual degree of whitening obtained. Just saying.... Bill Williams, DMD, MAGD SolsticeDentalAdvisors.com
Yes, you may use listerine total care after whitening. It is important that you follow any specific after-care instructions given to you by your dentist. This will relieve any sensitivity you may have and will allow you to enjoy the effects of your whitening treatment for as long as possible.
The question with any discounted product is "What are you getting for your money?" Check out the dentist office very carefully. If they have a good reputation, do quality work, and you can find no bad review, then go for it. If they are smart, they will offer a promotion and always give you...
Your natural teeth will whiten, your composite (white) fillings do not. be careful with the whitening, because you may look like "summer corn" with white teeth and yellower fillings. You should also avoid the placement of any composite (white) fillings immediately after Zoom teeth...
Zoom whitening should not affect your front teeth that are bonded, but be aware that the color of your surrounding teeth may become whiter than your bonded teeth. Your teeth over time become lighter and less white but the bonding material color will always stay the same (although the...
