What are the side effects of brushing?

The side effects of tooth bleaching may be temporary growth in tooth sensitivity in cold and hot, irritability in soft mouth tissue, and especially gums.

These changes are temporary and disappear after a few days. Before dawning, the patient must be informed about the cause of color change, expected results, as well as unwanted effects.

The time to whiteen the teeth depends on the cause of color change, the depth of spottification, and the bleaching technique applied. Toothbrush time, for example. From tetraciclin, it is longer and requires more sessions, compared with coloring, for example, from smoking, coffee, tea.

As for the length of the session, it takes an average of 30 to 60 minutes of laser bleaching, 60 minutes of light-light dawn, as well as two-four hours a day of dawning at home within two weeks, or even more, depending on the loss rate and the desire for tooth color.

The results so far point to light on the color of the teeth for 3-8 shades (from a total of 16) after the completion of the procedure, while for more than 10 shades after the use of 1aser. But it's not the same for everyone. It depends on the age, the rate of dental discolomeration, the method applied, and so on. It should be added here that brushing has a temporary effect, since in time the teeth automatically return their original color. /Portal alt