Will teeth whitening make my teeth sensitive?
Posted in Cosmetic Dentist, Dentist, Gum Disease, Teeth Whitening, White Smile, celebrity dentist, dental cosmetics, smile on October 20th, 2010 by adminI just answered that question in whanda, thought it might help others,
The question was:
WHY DO I HAVE TEETH SENSITIVITY AFTER TEETH WHITENING?
WHY DIDN’T MY TEETH WHITENING LAST?
In my opinion, do not use over the counter whitening products , having said that you need to see a cosmetic dentist, to check if you do have any micro fractures, or micro cracks,? is there any recessions of gums or gingivae? if so you need to be tested re sensitivity!! or evaluate if you need dental bondings on the root area PRIOR to start your teeth whitening!! is there any abfractions ?
also if there is internal or genetic discoloration ? if so whitening would not help much.
are your gum pockets in good shape? Is there any inflammation of gums, or gum disease prior to teeth whitening procedure?
and is there any leaking fillings in your mouth!
sometimes teeth whitening can cause more damage unfortunately , depending on the concentration of the bleach product.,, and does not help your wants at all !! also depending on your eating and drinking coffee , tea, red wine , etc …. ,you might be defeating the purpose of receiving your white smile.
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