Whitening for Sensitive Teeth
Whitening Without Discomfort: Solutions for Sensitive Teeth
For those with sensitive teeth, whitening can sometimes cause temporary discomfort. We offer specific protocols and targeted products so you can brighten your teeth without sacrificing comfort, choosing the most suitable solution for your needs.
Gentle Products, Advice, and Personalized Follow-Up
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Preventive assessment: evaluating sensitivity level and dental health before starting treatment
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Choosing the right product: low-concentration whitening gels, enriched with desensitizing agents
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Preparation sessions: professional application of products that strengthen enamel and reduce sensitivity
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Continuous support: frequent checkups, practical advice, and assistance before, during, and after treatment
With these protocols, even those with sensitive teeth can safely enjoy a brighter smile—without prolonged discomfort or risks.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Can you whiten teeth if you have sensitivity?
Yes, with the right protocols and gentle products, sensitivity is minimized.
What if teeth become more sensitive during treatment?
Notify your professional immediately—they will adapt the protocol and recommend specific products.
Does sensitivity go away after whitening?
Usually, yes—it’s a temporary issue that resolves within a few days.
