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The most common question asked by the patients to the renowned doctors of Teeth whitening in Gurgaon and Teeth whitening in Delhi NCR is “Does Teeth Whitening Damage Enamel?” The accurate answer to this question is “No,” it’ll not damage enamel. Now you must be wondering why? If you are also looking for the answer at first, you have to understand what exactly Enamel is?
Well, Human body’s hardest tissue is known as Enamel. Hydroxyapatite composes this enamel, and it occurs naturally. Tiny tubules are also found in Enamel. Doctors can view it under super magnification. Enamel is the extreme outer layer of your teeth. Apart from that, your tooth has three layers, dentin, pulp, and cementum. Dentin appears beneath Enamel, and it absorbs all the stain. The teeth whitening products after flowing through your Enamel, start lightening the stained tissue that lies under it.
Problems and solutions
You can face tooth sensitivity temporarily after this procedure. When the tubules are exposed and open, it is called dehydration. After getting in touch with whitening gel, the exposure of tubules is natural, and saliva’s organic material remineralize it quickly.
Let’s take a look at the solutions.
Precautions
If the saliva flow is interrupted, tooth hydration can happen at any time. Now you have to keep in mind why the disruption of saliva flow occurs. It can occur for various reasons.
Dehydration of your teeth happens within a short period. On the other hand, rehydration can take a long time, even hours. You can notice tooth dehydration if you see any white spot in the tooth surface. When the tooth is re-hydrated, the spots will e vanished automatically. If you find any sensitivity in this process of tooth whitening, you should discontinue the process until you get rid of this issue of sensitivity. Don’t forget to consult the qualified doctors of Teeth whitening in Gurgaon and Teeth whitening in Delhi NCR to get the best results.