Fewer side effects of tooth whitening at home

    21st april 2010 ( News )

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    A new study shows that about half of the patients receiving bleached teeth, experience side effects including in the form of sensitive teeth and irritated gums. The study has followed 171 people through a tooth whitening procedure and in a follow-up period of 9-10 months. Approximately half the test subjects had side effects of tooth whitening, and one had 3% of the patients hjemmeblegede prolonged aching, while 7% of the klinikblegede had long aching, writes Tandlægebladet.
    The study was conducted in collaboration between NIOM, the Dental Faculty in Oslo, Faculty of Health Sciences in Copenhagen and the Institution of Odontology in Gothenburg.


    Read more in Tandlægebladet No. 5 2010 or www.tandlaegebladet.dk

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