Desensitizing Gel to Reduce Tooth Sensitivity

WHAT CAUSES TOOTH SENSITIVITY?

More than 60% of us suffer from tooth sensitivity as a result of diet, aggressive brushing, or
cracked/broken teeth. In the case of whitening, the active ingredient in whitening gel opens up the
pores to gently lift stains. In the process, the teeth become slightly dehydrated. This dehydration
temporarily reduces insulation and allow the nerve to be more susceptible to changes in temperature.
Desensitizing gel counteracts such issues by temporarily blocking pores and allowing your teeth the
opportunity to rehydrate.

MICRO-FRACTURES OR
CRACKS IN TEETH

Hard food, clenching/grinding of teeth, or blunt trauma can leave your teeth with small fractures or cracks (increasing sensitivity to cold)

THIN ENAMEL

Enamel due to grinding agressive brushing means your nerves are less protected. Whitening gel and hot/cold temperatures get to the nerves sooner.

TOOTH DEHYDRATION

Teeth whitening causes temporary dehydration of the tooth. A dehydrated tooth is temporarily less insulated from hot/cold than a fully hydrated tooth.

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