Hydrogen Peroxide is a extremely reactive chemical made of hydrogen and oxygen. This chemical is widely used to bleach paper and textile, and is used as a disinfectant in the healing field and in the household and is also the main ingredient used to whiten your teeth. Normal concentrations are nearby 3% and can go as high as 10%. In general, the more peroxide, the greater the whitening power.
The Side Effects
Hydrogen Peroxide Teeth Whitening
Because Hydrogen peroxide is such a extremely reactive chemical the two most common side effects are mouth and gum irritation plus increased tooth sensitivity to climatic characteristic changes, any way both effects are temporary. Hydrogen peroxide works so well because it can authentically pass through your teeth enamel and begin interacting with the dentine and pulp part of your tooth. Studies have shown that this does not harm or consequent the enamel part of your tooth and is carefully safe by the Ada.
Carbamide Peroxide
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