Tooth Whitening or Dental Bleaching
There are many ways to achieve whiter teeth. Tooth whiteners may not correct all types of discoloration. Some
tooth "whitening" toothpastes have a special chemical or polishing agent that provides additional stain removal effectiveness.
Not all procedures work the same for everyone. Be sure to consult with your dentist before embarking on any dental whitening procedure.
You also may want to speak with your dentist should any side effects become bothersome. For example, teeth can become sensitive during the period when you are using the bleaching solution.
In many cases, this sensitivity is temporary and should lessen once the treatment is finished. Some people also experience soft tissue irritation—either from a tray that doesn't fit properly or from solution that may come in contact with the tissues. If you have concerns about such side effects, you should discuss them with your dentist.
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