Things to Avoid After Teeth Whitening Process - Superior Cosmetic & Family Dentistry.

To have a beautiful and natural smile it is very important to take care of your teeth and have good and healthy teeth. In this day's we can see many new products or home whitening kits or gadgets are out in the market for having professional whitening teeth. Professional whitening teeth bring you with a beautiful smile and because of which you get the compliments from your close friends, family, relatives for your beautiful smile- Thanks to Professional Teeth Whitening. There are many things to avoid that you need to take care of after having Professional whitening teeth treatment at your dental office. We your Dentist in Bowie MD - Superior Cosmetic & Family Dentistry are here to give you some things, some tips that you need to take after your Whitening Treatment. 

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Here are some tips to avoid certain things for maintaining and keeping your white smile after your teeth whitening treatment & Benefits of Teeth Whitening.

Benefits of Professional Teeth Whitening


1. Whiter Teeth Provides a brighter more attractive smile.
2. The second benefit of Teeth Whitening helps to remove the Stains which help to become your teeth stronger and healthier.
3. To complete the Teeth Whitening Procedure it takes very little time (hardly 30mins to 1 hour).
4. One more great benefit of the Teeth whitening procedure is you we feel more comfort and no sensitivity will occur in your teeth.

Things to Avoid after Professional Teeth Whitening

1. Avoid taking hot and cold drinks or foods:

We know that taking hot and cold drinks or foods people suffer from sensitivity. After Teeth Whitening Treatment the pores of your teeth are open which generally makes your teeth more sensitive and at least it will remain for 2 to 3 days. So to prevent your teeth from sensitivity avoid consuming hot or cold drinks or foods.


2. Avoid drinking colored beverages:

These Colored beverages or drinks make your teeth stain or artificial color remains in your teeth. After having teeth whitening treatment avoid taking colored beverages or drinks (coffee, tea, red wine, alcohol, sodas). If you want to have tea or coffee or any of the above drinks then have it with a straw so that it doesn't touch your teeth and not damage your teeth. This will help you to keep your teeth whitening for a longer period of time.

3. Stop having TOBACCO Products and Avoid SMOKING:

As we all know that Tobacco/smoking is more injurious to your oral health. The consumption of tobacco products or smoking also damages your teeth as taking such products changes the color of teeth stains the teeth very fast. So after having Teeth whitening treatment Avoid these tobacco products and smoking so that your teeth will remain either and will stay healthier.

4. Don't Brush as soon as you have Teeth Whitening Treatment:

You should wait at least 30 minutes before brushing your teeth after a whitening treatment to allow your teeth to remineralize. You may also brush off any bleaching gels and agents on your teeth. 

5. Avoid consuming acidic or colored food that stains your teeth:


There is much such food that causes sensitivity, damages the teeth, changes the color of teeth, faces the problem of stain for a long time. Food that is acidic, or colored damages your teeth and contribute to staining. After your teeth whitening procedure treatment the foods that you need to avoid are
* Colored Sauces like soya sauce, red sauce, etc.
*Acidic food like lemons, oranges, etc.
* Chocolates(dark, sweeten).
* Red Meat.
* Colored Candy.
Avoid this kind of food to remain your teeth whiten and healthier for a long period of time.

For more tips and information you want to know about Teeth Whitening in Bowie, MD, talk to us at Superior Cosmetic & Family Dentistry. We are located at 3231 Superior Lane, Suite A4 Bowie MD 20715. Book online or Call us at (301)-464-2323.


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