A recent article in the New York Times discussed some of the latest updates and trends in teeth whitening. It can be difficult to differentiate between all of them and what may be most appropriate in you situation. Below we will go into the basics of each one, but it is important to remember to consult your dentist before beginning any type of whitening regimen.
The important this is to pay attention to what is going on in your mouth and on your tongue. It is the gateway to your body and can help diagnose potential systemic issues.
Any time a medical or dental procedure is performed to improve your current situation, there are inherent risks. Some may be more obvious than others, but we believe it is important we make you aware of some of the possible outcomes. If you have knee replaced at the hospital, you have always been asked to read and acknowledge some of the potential risks. Whether you have a tooth extracted or a cavity filled, they are also invasive procedures that could have potential problems. We feel it is beneficial for each person to have this information before procedures are performed.
For some, the answer is obvious that they need to protect their teeth at night. Their spouse may complain of the grinding noise, they may wake up with a sore jaw, or their teeth are becoming visibly worn or damaged. For others, the answer may not be so clear cut. So how do we know when there is a problem and how it should be treated? We will try to answer a few of the basics for you.
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