Before attempting any teeth whitening procedure, we strongly recommend consulting with a dentist to ensure that your teeth and gums are healthy enough to withstand the treatment. Your dentist can provide guidance on the safest and most effective whitening options tailored to your dental needs.
By using any home teeth whitening product purchased from our website White Smile Shop, you assume responsibility for any potential risks or adverse effects, and we encourage you to proceed with caution and in full awareness of these risks.
Potential Side Effects
Teeth whitening treatments carry inherent risks that should not be overlooked. Improper use or excessive application of teeth whitening kits can lead to unwanted side effects. These include gum irritation, tooth sensitivity, and potential damage to enamel. Teeth whitening may also exacerbate existing dental conditions such as cavities, cracks, or gum disease, leading to further complications.
It is important to note that results from home teeth whitening products vary significantly between individuals, and these products may not deliver the same outcomes as professional treatments administered by a licensed dental professional.
Crest Whitening Strips Ingredients
Crest Whitening Strips contain a combination of ingredients designed to help whiten teeth. While these products are generally safe for use, it’s important to review the ingredient list carefully before use, particularly if you have any sensitivities or allergies.
The active ingredient is hydrogen peroxide, which is commonly used in whitening products to break down stains on teeth. However, misuse or overuse of whitening strips may cause side effects like tooth sensitivity or gum irritation.
Visit Crest.com for official company information on the ingredients in Crest 3D Whitesrips.
Please be aware of the following:
- Hydrogen Peroxide: The primary whitening agent, may cause tooth sensitivity if used improperly.
- PVP (Polyvinylpyrrolidone): Helps the strips adhere to the teeth, but may cause discomfort in some individuals.
- Glycerin: A humectant that helps to keep the strips moist, which could cause a slight mouth irritation if the strips are left on for longer than recommended.
- Sodium Saccharin: A non-nutritive sweetener added to improve the taste of the strips, which is safe for most people but may cause issues for those with sensitivities to artificial sweeteners.
- Propylene Glycol: Used to improve the texture and consistency of the gel; may cause irritation in rare cases.
Always follow the product instructions and consult a dentist if you have concerns about using these strips, particularly if you have dental conditions.
Every pack of Crest Whitening Strips comes with full instructions and you can also view our How To Use Crest Whitening Strips page for more info.