Not recommended: Tooth whitening uses peroxide agents to lighten the teeth. These chemicals produce free radicals when they are exposed to the teeth. While there is probably a miniscule chance of harm, it is still best to avoid using any agent that may potentially have reason to cross the placental blood barrier and affect a developing fetus.
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Probably best to : Wait until after the baby is born. Also probably not recommended if you are nursing. Why take a chance - it's not worth it.
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Yes: You can because the whitening solution breaks down into water and oxygen. However, you should check with your ob-gyn .
Answered 7/6/2015
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