Whitening Pen irritates teeth or gums
Some users may experience temporary tooth sensitivity or mild gum irritation during whitening, particularly if excess gel comes into contact with the gums. Try the following solutions in order:
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Solution 1: Apply a thin layer of gel
- Apply only a thin, even layer of whitening gel to the visible surfaces of your teeth and avoid using an excessive amount.
- Apply only a thin, even layer of whitening gel to the visible surfaces of your teeth and avoid using an excessive amount.
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Solution 2: Avoid contact with the gums
- Carefully apply the gel to your teeth and avoid brushing it directly onto your gums. Wipe away any excess gel with a q-tip if necessary.
- Carefully apply the gel to your teeth and avoid brushing it directly onto your gums. Wipe away any excess gel with a q-tip if necessary.
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Solution 3: Reduce whitening frequency
- If sensitivity occurs, allow your teeth to rest for a day or two before your next treatment, or reduce how frequently you whiten until the sensitivity subsides.
- If sensitivity occurs, allow your teeth to rest for a day or two before your next treatment, or reduce how frequently you whiten until the sensitivity subsides.
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Solution 4: Contact Auraglow Support
- If the irritation is severe, persists, or you believe you may qualify under the Whitening Guarantee, please contact Auraglow Support by clicking here.
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