Teeth Whitening  

If you’re thinking about whitening your teeth, rest assured that it’s a very safe procedure. However, like any chemicals we use, a whiter smile doesn’t come without a list of possible side effects associated with tooth whitening products. You might want to consider this list of side effects before you make the decision to whiten your teeth. Buy Pure Smile teeth whitening products at lower prices. SHOP NOW

Potential Side Effects

Most people that use whitening products experience few or no side effects and are satisfied with the results. However, some people may encounter one or more of the following side effects associated with teeth whitening. Shop our whitening kit here

Teeth Sensitivity

You may notice that your teeth are sensitive during the whitening process and for a short period after the procedure. This is due to the exposure of the dentin layer during the whitening process. If you have tooth sensitivity before you decide to whiten, consult your dentist beforehand for advice on what teeth whitening options are suitable for your situation. Your dentist can also give you a list of brands of whitening products that may help alleviate the increased level of sensitivity during the whitening process.

Soft Tissue Irritation

Also known as a chemical burn, soft tissue irritation may occur if the whitening solution is exposed to the gum tissue during the whitening. You can contact us prior to booking an appointment to find out if we have any whitening specials available.  Book your 30-minute session.

In Conclusion

How to Maintain Your Good Results

Once you have used our whitening products, there are things you can do to prevent stains and keep your smile as bright as possible:

• Practice good dental hygiene, including brushing twice a day, flossing once a day and seeing us for your routine cleanings
• Be aware of major stain culprits, such as red wine, tomato-based foods, energy drinks,  tea and coffee
• Rinse your mouth with water after eating or drinking so that stain causers don’t sit on your teeth
• Don’t smoke