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It's easy to do things that make us look and feel good, while ignoring the possible consequences that may unfold. Luckily, with a little research and some common sense; we can easily avoid teeth whitening dangers, before they create problems for us. Most of the dangers related to whitening procedures involve over-use of the products. While whitening toothpastes and rinses don't pose much of a problem for the average user -- bleaching compound and laser treatments are something that need to be applied with the knowledge that too much can pose a problem for the future of your teeth.
Over-Use Of Products
Certain studies performed at Georgetown University have found people who compulsively use harsh whitening products, have caused their teeth to lose precious enamel and caused damage to their gum-line. This should not be a deterrent for any of us out there though: Using whitening products in itself isn't harmful to your teeth, just like drinking a can of cola once in a while isn't bad for you. The trick to avoid teeth whitening dangers, is to avoid over-use.
Most people can benefit from using a whitening toothpaste and utilizing a bleaching product once per year. Teeth whitening dangers associated with over-use come into play when consumers use harsh whitening products to prevent discolored teeth (I.e., Your teeth are perfectly white, yet you feel the need to bleach them once per month). Also, under no circumstances should anyone use a whitening product to whiten teeth that have become discolored from tooth decay (that's what your dentist is there for).
Home Remedies
It may seem like a clever idea to use some bleach as a whitening mouthwash, or swish some peroxide around in your mouth (it's been done before). While this can save money, it's an absolutely terrible idea. Dangers will range from getting ill, acid erosion on your teeth and gums, and very likely -- zero benefits. Home remedies are a no no and are the worst of the teeth whitening dangers that dentists talk about amongst their peers.
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