Does Philips Zoom whitening cause sensitivity?
Zoom whitening is not a painful procedure; however there may occasionally be minor discomfort due to tooth sensitivity in some patients afterwards. If present, this tooth sensitivity is typically gone within a day of undergoing the Zoom procedure.
Why are my teeth so sensitive after Zoom whitening?
It’s common for people to feel minor sensitivity after treatment since the pores of tooth enamel are opened up during whitening. Therefore, you’ll likely feel this sensitivity when exposing your teeth to extremely hot or cold temperatures.
How long does teeth sensitivity last after Zoom whitening?
Post-treatment Care Tooth sensitivity is often at its highest after a whitening treatment. To combat this, brush with a tooth sensitivity toothpaste or gel after your appointment. It is common for sensitivity to last about two days, meaning you can switch back to your regular toothpaste afterwards.
How do you reduce sensitivity in Zoom whitening?
Brush gently – Use a soft-bristled toothbrush and rinse with lukewarm water to minimize sensitivity. Use fluoride products – Toothpastes and mouthwashes containing fluoride can help remineralize your teeth and block the pain signals to your oral nerves.
How do I stop zinger after zoom?
Some patients experience sensitivity such as “zingers” or thermal sensitivity 12 to 24 hours after Zoom! whitening. Place the Relief ACP gel (in your take home bag) on the problem area to help reduce symptoms of sensitivity.
How often should you use Philips Zoom Nite White?
2-4 hours daily
Philips Zoom NiteWhite 22% Carbamide Peroxide delivers maximum results for patients who don’t mind a longer wear time or prefer whitening while they are sleeping. Wear time: Overnight or 2-4 hours daily.
How long does teeth sensitivity last after teeth whitening?
How Long Does the Tooth Sensitivity Last? Usually tooth sensitivity after teeth whitening treatment only lasts for a few days. It will be most pronounced in the first day or so, with noticeable improvements each day. By the end of a week, tooth sensitivity should no longer be a major concern.
How do I stop my teeth from being sensitive after whitening?
Tips to Reduce Sensitivity
- Follow the instructions.
- Cut back.
- Take a pain reliever beforehand.
- Use a product with less peroxide.
- Limit cold drinks and foods during treatment.
- Don’t overuse whitening products.
- Use fluoride rinses and/or sensitivity toothpaste.
- Use a soft-bristled toothbrush.
How long do zoom zingers last?
‘ Zingers are occasional twinges or sharp sensations in the teeth. Typically, they only last for a second or so but, they can occur randomly within the 24-to-36-hour period after the procedure. For a more detailed explanation, read the section below on ‘How Teeth Whitening Works’.
How do you stop sensitive teeth from hurting after whitening?
Continue using a desensitizing toothpaste – Brushing with a desensitizing toothpaste and/or applying a desensitizing gel for the first 48 hours after your whitening procedure will help you cope with any sensitivity you may experience.