Remineralization-Desensitizing Gel
Many people experience tooth sensitivity as a result of hot or cold temperatures or during a whitening procedure, but sensitivity may result from a variety of causes. If you experience sensitivity, it is important for your dentist to determine if your symptoms are related to a more serious issue. Depending on the cause, severity, and frequency of your tooth sensitivity, there are options that your dentist may recommend.

What causes tooth sensitivity?
More than 60% of us suffer from tooth sensitivity as a result of diet, aggressive brushing, or cracked/broken teeth. In the case of whitening, the active ingredient in the whitening gel opens up the pores to gently lift stains. In the process, the teeth become slightly dehydrated. This dehydration temporarily reduces insulation and allows the nerve to be more susceptible to changes in temperature. Desensitizing gel counteracts such issues by temporarily blocking pores and allowing your teeth the opportunity to rehydrate.

Active Ingredients
The gel contains fluoride and a complex of minerals: calcium, magnesium, phosphates. Fluoride reduces the risk of caries by an average of 70%! Minerals strengthen tooth enamel. Potassium nitrate reduces tooth sensitivity. D-panthenol prevents dry mouth and eliminates inflammation.

Method of use
1. Fill your mouth trays with a small amount of gel and place them on your upper and lower teeth.
2. Leave it from 15 to 1 hour, then rinse your mouth with water.
3. Repeat the same cycle before each teeth whitening process. Additional applications of the desensitizing gel can be used multiple times throughout the day or night as needed.

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