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Author: Ravshanbek Abdulazizovich Abdulazizov, dental therapist at Horev Medical
The internet is flooded with tips for whitening teeth "at home" — baking soda, activated charcoal, lemon, peroxide. Patients trying to save money often end up with damaged enamel, increased sensitivity, and cavities.
Peroxide is indeed used in professional systems, but in strictly calculated doses and under medical supervision. Self-application can lead to mucosal burns, gum inflammation, and enamel destruction.
Baking soda is an abrasive that wears down enamel. Citric acid destroys minerals, weakening dental tissue. Together they cause sensitivity, wedge-shaped defects, and increase the risk of cavities.
Charcoal particles leave micro-damage on the enamel. With regular use, this leads to abrasion of the tooth surface and increased sensitivity.
In this article we have already explained that foaminess does not determine quality. Whitening pastes with aggressive components can harm enamel no less than baking soda or charcoal.
Home methods only remove surface pigment. However, the enamel becomes thinner, weaker, and loses its protective properties. Sensitivity, microcracks, and cavities appear.
At Horev Medical, safe and effective methods of professional whitening are used: Zoom, Opalescence, and custom trays. All procedures are performed under medical supervision and start with diagnostics.
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