Is tooth whitening safe?

The most preferred tooth whitening procedure is the custom-fit tray bleaching that uses carbamide peroxide. This procedure, when done under the supervision of an oral healthcare professional or a dentist, is safe. There's no danger of the bleaching agent harming your teeth and gums. It also does not damage the enamel or cause any tooth weakening. The only short term side-effect is tooth sensitivity which goes away quickly when the process is stopped. If your have any more questions that concern you but are not discussed in this article, consult your dentist. The more you know about tooth whitening, the more confident you will be of any procedure you will choose.  more

Yes. Both the Luster Weekend Whitening System and Luster 1 Hour White have been independently clinically proven to be safe and effective. Luster is safe for tooth enamel and though no subjects in our independent clinical studies experienced tooth sensitivity, some mild gum irritation may occur. If gum or mouth irritation occurs, stop using Luster and consult your dentist. When whitening teeth, be sure to always check the label on any over-the-counter product before using it to make sure it will not harm your tooth enamel. If you have experienced tooth sensitivity in the past, also be sure to look for teeth whitening products that will not cause tooth sensitivity. Many products state right on the package that they may cause tooth sensitivity. Also, if you are considering a dentist tooth whitening treatment, check with your dentist first to see if you may experience tooth sensitivity.  more

Dentists have known for years that tray whitening or bleaching is a fast, safe and predictable way to whiten teeth 2-5 shades in a matter of days. To see what the American Dental Association says about the safety of tooth whitening click here.  more

The most preferred tooth whitening procedure is the custom-fit tray bleaching that uses carbamide peroxide. This procedure, when done under the supervision of an oral healthcare professional or a dentist, is safe. There’s no danger of the bleaching agent harming your teeth and gums. It also does not damage the enamel or cause any tooth weakening. The only short term side-effect is tooth sensitivity which goes away quickly when the process is stopped. If your have any more questions that concern you but are not discussed in this article, consult your dentist. The more you know about tooth whitening, the more confident you will be of any procedure you will choose.  more

When done under the supervision of a dental professional, tooth whitening is safe and will not harm teeth or gums.  more

Tooth whitening, or bleaching, has been shown to be safe and effective. It lightens the shade of teeth without removing enamel. Some sensitivity may occur, but usually subsides quickly.

Whitening teeth with carbamide peroxide under the supervision of a dentist has been shown to be safe for teeth and gums. Some patients have experienced increased tooth sensitivity and some temporary discomfort of their gums. These symptoms tend to disappear within 1-3 days after stopping the process. Usually after the sensitivity disappears the whitening process can be started again and usually the sensitivity does not return. In any case, any reaction should be reported immediately to your dentist or hygienist for their special instructions. Over-the-counter quick bleaching kits may cause problems that you may be unaware of such as irritation of the gums and surrounding soft tissue. Overzealous use of over-the-counter home bleaching can wear away tooth enamel, especially because these solutions have a very high acid content. We can not over emphasize that these types of procedures are best controlled at your dental office. Your progress will be monitored carefully which will ...  more

Bleaching procedures are safe and does not wear away any tooth structure or make a tooth more susceptible to staining. So far there are no studies showing that teeth whitening can be dangerous for your teeth or health. The bleaching gel may increase sensitivity of teeth, but it will reduce in two or three days. Always consult a qualified dentist if you are considering bleaching your teeth.  more

Teeth whitening with carbamide peroxide under dentist supervision is safe for teeth and gums. Some patients experience increased tooth sensitivity and temporary discomfort of their gums. These symptoms tend to disappear 1-3 days after stopping the whitening process. Over-the-counter teeth whitening kits may cause problems that you may not be aware of, such as irritation of the gums and surrounding soft tissue. Over use of over-the-counter home teeth whitening can erode tooth enamel largely because these kits have high acid content. The best and safest way to whiten your teeth is under dentist supervision.  more

Yes, research and clinical studies indicate that whitening teeth under the supervision of a dentist is safe. In fact, many dentists consider whitening the safest cosmetic dental procedure available. As with any tooth whitening product, Zoom! is not recommended for children under 13 years of age and pregnant or lactating women.  more