Can you get cracks on your teeth after Zoom whitening since having it done? I have now noticed fine cracks on both top and bottom teeth that I hadn't noticed before having them done?
Answer: Zoom Whitening Does Not Crack Teeth
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Answer: Zoom Whitening Does Not Crack Teeth
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Answer: Removing internal stains will show hidden surfaces A good quality Whitening gel such as Zoom! whitening breaks down the stain molecules (chromophores) deep in the enamel. This allows natural light to reflect and more of your tooth surface abnormalities such as small vertical lines to be seen by the naked eye.So, to answer the question at hand, no, Zoom cannot crack any surface of teeth nor can it damage any hard tooth structure.
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Answer: Removing internal stains will show hidden surfaces A good quality Whitening gel such as Zoom! whitening breaks down the stain molecules (chromophores) deep in the enamel. This allows natural light to reflect and more of your tooth surface abnormalities such as small vertical lines to be seen by the naked eye.So, to answer the question at hand, no, Zoom cannot crack any surface of teeth nor can it damage any hard tooth structure.
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July 1, 2011
Answer: Zoom Whitening cannot cause cracks in teeth
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July 1, 2011
Answer: Zoom Whitening cannot cause cracks in teeth
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July 8, 2009
Answer: No- it can't cause cracks It can't actually crack your teeth. What your seeing is that now your teeth are getting more translucent because of whitening. The enamel is becoming more "see-thru" and thus your able to see small microfractures in the enamel. These are typically called stress fractures in the tooth as a result of years of usage.
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July 8, 2009
Answer: No- it can't cause cracks It can't actually crack your teeth. What your seeing is that now your teeth are getting more translucent because of whitening. The enamel is becoming more "see-thru" and thus your able to see small microfractures in the enamel. These are typically called stress fractures in the tooth as a result of years of usage.
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May 30, 2010
Answer: Zoom does not cause cracks.
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May 30, 2010
Answer: Zoom does not cause cracks.
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