It is best to brush your teeth lightly before any whitening treatment and leave about 30 to 60 minutes before each whitening procedure. It is best to use desensitizing toothpaste that contains about 5% potassium nitrate and fluoride to treat… Continue Reading →
Whitening strips generally do not damage the tooth enamel, but can cause sensitivity to teeth that is temporary. Some contend that they may be harmful if used for a long time and could turn the teeth bluish permanently. Some others… Continue Reading →
It is not safe for kids to undergo teeth whitening, with it working best on adults of at least 18 years of age. There are ample chances for sensitivity to set in especially in teenagers, so teeth whitening should be… Continue Reading →
This question cannot be answered with a simple answer for your expectations about the final results needs to be realistic. Long term results can never be expected, but brushing, flossing and visiting your dentist for periodic cleaning and check-ups can… Continue Reading →
It is easy to whitening your teeth with this home product in just about 2 weeks time. After wetting the tooth-brush, dip it in baking soda, so as to cover it fully and then brush your teeth for about 2… Continue Reading →
Teeth whitening can be done at home with whitening strips, trays, and toothpastes. Peroxides like hydrogen peroxide and carbamide form effective whiteners by removing stains by foaming on them. A higher concentration makes for whiter teeth and quicker procedures. However… Continue Reading →