Does Teeth Whitening Damage Your Teeth?

This is the million dollar question.
The answer is no. Tooth whitening does not damage your teeth.
Its all a myth. If performed correctly by a dental professional or using at home products as instructed by your dentist it is considered safe.
Here’s why teeth whitening doesn’t harm your teeth:
1. Removal of surface stains: whitening agents work to break down and remove stains such as tea, coffee, red wine, tobacco and certain foods.
2. Temporary tooth sensitivity: One of the most common side effects. Whitening briefly opens the pores in the enamel allowing bleaching agents to penetrate, although this goes away after a short period.
3. Proper application: follow instructions and recommendations from your dentist.
And that’s only a few! We wouldn’t recommend something if it was unsafe for your teeth.
Have you thought about whitening?
We offer in chair and take home!!!
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☎️ (03) 9002 4060
1/12 Langmore Lane Berwick, 3806

ARE YOUR GUMS BLEEDING WHEN YOU FLOSS?

Most likely the main cause of gum bleeding is inflammation from lack of cleaning yourself as well as not getting your professional clean.
You can clean the gums by flossing regularly, brushing and having a professional clean.
We can’t express enough how important booking in your 6 monthly check and clean is to avoid small issues that will lead to large underlying issues if you aren’t proactive about your dental care!
But remember we are a TEAM when it comes to keeping your teeth healthy!
Get on top on your recall system today!
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☎️ (03) 9002 4060
1/12 Langmore Lane Berwick, 3806

Q & A TIME!

Q: “How does stress affect my oral health?” ️
A: Stress can take a toll on your pearly whites in many ways! When stress builds up we may unknowingly clench our jaw or grind our teeth. This can lead to worn enamel, jaw pain and even headaches.
Stress weakens our immune system, making it harder for our bodies to fight off infections.
This includes gum disease, which can result in bleeding gums, inflammation, and bad breath.
Under stress, we often turn to unhealthy coping mechanisms like sugary snacks or neglecting oral hygiene routines. These choices can pave the way for tooth decay and other oral issues.
Want to learn more about your oral health?
Get in contact with us:
☎️ (03) 9002 4060
1/12 Langmore Lane Berwick, 3806