Teeth Bleaching
New York City
Pre-
& Post-Bleaching Care
Before
you begin your teeth bleaching procedure, a consultation will be
given by your dentist to determine which method will benefit
you the most, and if you are prepared to whiten your teeth.
The doctor will make sure that there is no superficial staining
that should be removed before you begin, that you have healthy
periodontal tissues, and that your gum levels are even. Also,
there should be no decay in your front teeth, and no pathology
involved with any teeth that have been previously traumatized.
After the bleaching session, most people find that they experience
no discomfort. In certain instances, a dull toothache or gum
sensitivity may occur. In these cases, Advil, Tylenol, or
whatever you usually take for headaches is recommended. It
is recommended that you do not eat any colored foods, or drink
any colored liquids, for 24 hours after the procedure, as
these may stain your teeth. Some examples include coffee, cola,
wine, and ketchup.
For more information on how to get the most out of your teeth whitening experience, see our page on Tips to Make Your Teeth Whitening Last.
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