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Residents of Komi told how dangerous home whitening

Residents of Komi told how dangerous home whitening

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Residents of Komi told how dangerous home whitening

Residents of Komi told how dangerous home bleaching. Independent brightening of the teeth without assessing the state of the oral cavity can result in increased sensitivity, tissue damage and burns of the mucosa.

Before such a procedure, it is important to make sure that there are no caries, enamel defects and inflammation of the gums. Normal products from the store should not be used without restrictions, since the risk depends on the concentration, frequency and condition of the teeth.

Excessive use of means with mechanical action increases the washability of tissues, and aggressive compositions can burn the mucous membrane and increase sensitivity. Soda, citric acid and other home methods for regular whitening are not suitable.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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