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Frequently Asked Questions for P&W

 
1. Is bleaching safe or does it cause any damage to the teeth?
A----There are no records of damage occurring to Teeth while using Teeth Whitening Gels. Research already conducted by other companies and organizations shows no changes to the tooth surface after being bleached with a bleaching solution for large periods of time. However, the user should always monitor their teeth during the use and refrain from using if they develop any side effects that might be related to an individual allergy or preexisting condition.
 
2. What are the side effects of using teeth whitening products? 
A----Some types of Tooth Bleaching gels may cause a degree of tooth sensitivity in the user. This is usually made apparent when the user comes in contact with cold/hot liquid, This is a normal side effect that is expected. Special Remineralisation Gels are supplied in your kit to alleviate sensitivity. Bleaching does not have to be done consecutively, you will reach the same whitening results as you would normally however it will take a little longer. Please consultant your local dental physician if sensitivity persists.
 
3. I have very sensitive teeth, what could be causing this and can I do anything about it? 
A----If your teeth are sensitive after the whitening process - you may want to try a Desensitizing Gel. This is applied after the teeth whitening process and helps restore enamel to its full 'form' quicker. Otherwise use of the product is at your own risk, so keep initial whitening levels low until you find a comfortable amount to whiten your teeth.
 
4. How long will it take for teeth to become their whitest? 
A----Results will vary depending on your individual teeth. The majority of people will see desired results within 2 - 3 weeks. If the teeth are more yellow results tend to be a lot quicker compared to trying to whiten teeth with gray stains etc, still possible but may take a couple of months due to the nature of the stain.
 
5. How long will results last? 
A----Approximately 6 months to a year. We recommend maintenance touch ups for your simile every 4 - 6 months with 2 - 3 applications for the very best results.
 
6. What is the shelf-life and wearing time of teeth bleaching gel? 
A----The shelf life of our Teeth Whitening Gels is approximately 2 years refrigerated and 1 year un-refrigerated. If you plan to store the gel un-refrigerated the bleach should be stored in a dry cool environment.
 
7. How long after bleaching should I avoid red wine and coffee? 
A----We recommend from our experience avoiding the two during whitening and for 1 week after finishing your milky smile regime. If you feel that your teeth have yellowed over time, it is fine to do touch-up of 1-2 applications every 3-4 months as required to keep your smile P&W. 
 
8. I've started bleaching but some areas seem to be uneven or blotched - Should I stop? 
A----Some areas of the tooth will respond more rapidly to whitening resulting in blotching at first while the rest of the tooth catches up as you continues to whiten. The blotching will be the first to fade after finishing your Teeth Whitening regime resulting in a more equal appearance and finally your white smile.