LOS ANGELES, CA, April 09, 2011 (Press-News.org) An LA dentist warns some consumers, regarding the over use of whitening toothpastes here, yesterday.
Prolonged usage can affect your teeth's enamel. "Whitening toothpastes have carbamide peroxide or sodium tripolyphospate which is a whitening agent. In addition to this, they have abrasives like silica or otherwise known as calcium carbonate or dicalcium phosphate. You might think that the whitening agent does all the work; actually, it's the bits of silica that whitens the teeth," said by an LA dentist who wishes to be anonymous.
"The whitening agents are actually low on toothpastes. The bleaching agent doesn't stay long enough in our mouths because of the few minutes that we only spend in brushing. The silica-like substance gives the abrasive effect on our teeth to make it whiter faster."
But when do whitening toothpastes become dangerous? "The silica rubs off the surface stains and at the same time they remove a little bit of your tooth's enamel. Long term use of heavily abrasive toothpastes will weaken your teeth's enamel to a point where plaque and bacteria can attach to your teeth and damage it," said the dentist.
Expert Dentist can provide personalized dental care for you and your family, and any questions that you have regarding teeth whitening will be answered there. You can reach them at (323) 798-9133 or visit them at their office at 4470 W. Sunset Blvd. #290 Los Angeles, CA 90027. You can e-mail them as well at info@expertdentist.com
LA Dentists Warn on Overuse of Whitening Toothpastes
An LA dentist warns some consumers, regarding the over use of whitening toothpastes here, yesterday.
2011-04-09
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[Press-News.org] LA Dentists Warn on Overuse of Whitening ToothpastesAn LA dentist warns some consumers, regarding the over use of whitening toothpastes here, yesterday.