Tooth Whitening and Pregnancy
Posted by Rara | July 14th, 2010 in Dental Care | 1 Comment »
Is there any risk to whiten teeth during
pregnancy?
Is no conclusive scientific studies to affirm or deny that the
teeth whitening products are safe in pregnancy.
So the manufacturers of these products recmiendan not use in pregnant women.
What would be the danger of using them?
The danger lies mainly in the intake of these substances by the mother who could bring some result in the fetus.
For this reason one recommended to wait at the end of pregnancy to whiten teeth.
Tags: pregnancy, teeth, tooth, tooth whitening, whitening
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