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We have introduced a protocol of MI paste use for one week daily prior to Zoom whitening and we have virtually no post op sensitivity. Perhaps you could try MI paste, available from your dentist. Bernice Szafarek DMD
Usually sensitivity following Zoom whitening does not last more than 24 hours. In very rare instances it can last 48 hours. NSAIDS such as Advil or Ibuprofen can be taken every 4-6 hours if needed to relieve sensitivity. It's also recommended to use Sensodyne or another toothpaste for sensitivity. Good Luck!
Some patients are have very sensitive teeth and Zoom triggers this! It could last up to a few days, so I would brush with a toothpaste like Sensodyne and ask your dentist for a fluoride rinse. NASIDS will help alleviate the pain. It is hard to tell before hand which patients will be sensitive and the ones that won't. Unless you have tooth decay or gum recession, you should be fine in a few days. Sorry about the zings! Sometimes it is the price we pay for beautifully white teeth!
ZOOM! Whitening is a safe and effective procedure that we highly recommend in our office. Since some patients report mild to moderate sensitivity, we automatically give our patients two over the counter Advil tablets as a precautionary measure right before we begin the procedure. I...
If you were misled about the type of teeth whitening system being used, you have every right to be disappointed. Try talking to the dental office manager about your concerns and give them an opportunity to make it right.
Zoom whitening is extremely safe. It's one of the safest procedures we have in dentistry today. Zoom is a very well known, reputable brand. Which is why many dentists prefer to use it. The amount of UV radiation produced by the zoom lamp is just about none. Aside from...
