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		<title>How to whiten your teeth without the sensitivity worries</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Many people  worry about their sensitive teeth when it comes to whitening them. They worry  that the process will remove enamel making their already sensitive teeth hurt  even more. There is a way to help ease the sensitivity of your teeth if you  have been putting off whitening your teeth because [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="word">Many people  worry about their sensitive teeth when it comes to whitening them. They worry  that the process will remove enamel making their already sensitive teeth hurt  even more. There is a way to help ease the sensitivity of your teeth if you  have been putting off whitening your teeth because of it. It is called the  process of <a href="http://www.whitersmile.com.au/tooth-conditioning.html">remineralizing</a> your teeth. This is actually recommended for anyone  who has sensitive teeth but a real necessity for those who actually go through  a bleaching process.</p>
<p class="word">You should first  of all know that all bleaching gels cause some degree of sensitivity. Some  people have come to expect the discomfort that comes with whitening their teeth  and are have even resolved their self to deal with it due to the benefits of  the whitening process. Some dentists will recommend treatments for sensitivity  or a remineralization of the teeth. This is the process of restoring the  minerals that our teeth contain after bleaching has taken place. You can manage  this in several different ways such as <a href="http://www.whitersmile.com.au/whitening-toothpastes.html">toothpastes</a>, <a href="http://www.whitersmile.com.au/oral-care.html">pre-filled trays and gels</a>.</p>
<p class="word">The process by  which our teeth become remineralized is this:</p>
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<li class="word">Foods that we eat deposit  minerals in our system which in turn is present in our saliva. By not eating a  proper diet or not chewing our food sufficiently we may end up with mineral  poor saliva.</li>
<li class="word">Carbonic acid is needed for  strong teeth. There is only a miniscule fraction of the carbon dioxide that we  breathe that is converted into carbonic acid.</li>
<li class="word">This carbonic acid molecule has  to be produced in close proximity to a mineral molecule that is then dissolved  into the carbonic acid molecule.</li>
<li class="word">This all has to happen in close  proximity to a demineralized spot in the latticework of the tooth that requires  the mineral.</li>
<li class="word">This spot on the tooth has to  be clean so that it is accessible by the mineral.</li>
<li class="word">The carbonic acid must finally  convert to carbon dioxide and water where a mineral is precipitated out of the  solution and into the structure of the enamel.</li>
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<p class="word">By using <a href="http://www.whitersmile.com.au/tooth-conditioning.html">remineralization</a> to help rebuild the enamel on your teeth, you can whiten your teeth without  worrying about the sensitivity that occurs with whitening.</p>
<p class="word">Toothpastes that  help rebuild tooth enamel should be used throughout the whitening process. This  is effective only if you are using bleach on your teeth. Most <a href="http://www.whitersmile.com.au/whitening-toothpastes.html">whitening  toothpastes</a> do not use bleach so there is no fear of demineralizing your teeth  with whitening pastes. <a href="http://www.whitersmile.com.au/oral-care.html">Pre-filled trays</a> that are used for remineralizing your  teeth should be used either before or after the whitening and in some instances  both before and after depending on the extent of the sensitivity. Gels can be  used with the same custom trays that are used for whitening teeth. They are  usually used for a period of 30 minutes before or after whitening or both. It  is highly advisable to begin remineralizing your teeth if you are bleaching  your teeth to help desensitize your teeth.</p>
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