Before you do, discuss the possible risks with your dentist – especially if you plan to whiten your teeth using an at-home bleaching system. Risks associated with tooth whitening include tooth sensitivity and damage to the roots of teeth. read more
If you do anything in excess, from eating to exercising, it can be bad for you, and the same goes for teeth whitening. Do not apply over-the-counter strips every day for five years, or you could damage your teeth. read more
Your dentist can also provide you with a tooth-whitening system that you can use at home. At-home products typically come in a gel form that contains carbamide peroxide; the gel is placed in a custom-fitted mouthguard, created from a mold of your teeth. read more
If your teeth aren't very dark or very stained, you may need only one session. Your dentist can also provide you with a tooth-whitening system that you can use at home. At-home products typically come in a gel form that contains carbamide peroxide; the gel is placed in a custom-fitted mouthguard, created from a mold of your teeth. read more