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Critical appraisal. In-office tooth whitening: pulpal effects and tooth sensitivity issues.

Authors: So Ran, Kwon; Edward J, Swift;

Critical appraisal. In-office tooth whitening: pulpal effects and tooth sensitivity issues.

Abstract

In-office bleaching is an effective method for whitening teeth.Tooth sensitivity associated with in-office whitening is reversible and may range from mild to considerable. The incidence and severity of tooth sensitivity can be reduced by pretreatment with a desensitizer such as potassium nitrate. Histologic studies and clinical studies on long-term pulpal effects are lacking to definitively support the safety of in-office tooth whitening. Future studies on the etiology of tooth sensitivity related to whitening might greatly improve the means of preventing and managing this side effect.

Keywords

Neurotransmitter Agents, Nitrates, Dentin Desensitizing Agents, Potassium Compounds, Hydrogen Peroxide, Dentin Sensitivity, Substance P, Oxidants, Patient Satisfaction, Tooth Bleaching, Humans, Sodium Fluoride, Urea, Dental Pulp

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