If your gums start to bleed, this can be an indicator of gum disease. You can use over the counter drugs to alleviate the pain. But most importantly, you should visit your dentist urgently so that they can check your gums and treat you based on your condition.

There are many causes of tooth discoloration; things like coffee, colas, and smoking are among the most common. Some medications, old fillings, and aging can also cause your teeth to stain over time. We will determine why your teeth are discolored, and then recommend the best whitening system for you.

The time frame will vary based on your lifestyle. Usually, teeth whitening can last for at least a couple of years if you maintain good oral hygiene practices.

No! Teeth whitening does not soften, demineralize, or weaken the teeth in any way. It has been proven over the years be safe and very effective.

Initially, eating requires practice. One should start eating soft food that is cut into small bites. Food should be chewed using both sides to avoid the tripping of dentures. The quantity of food can be gradually increased. One should not chew hard/ hot food, biting hard objects should be avoided.