Is it safe to whiten sensitive teeth or better don't

Dentist help: Your dentist can devise a safe whitening regimen for you, even when you have sensitive teeth. We can use desensitizing medicaments during the whitening process. Ask your dentist for help.

Health 1st, options: It depends upon why your teeth are sensitive. If it is due to cavities, severe erosions, chipped or broken fillings, etc., you should have all your necessary dental treatment completed first so that your gums and teeth are healthy. Once everything is healthy, discuss your whitening options with your dentist. Sensitivity is dependent partly on strength and time agents are in contact with tooth.

Safe teeth whitening: Teeth whitening is very safe in the long term. Sensitivity during whitening can be managed with the use of desensitizing gels in the actual whitening gel, or as a standalone treatment. Desensitizing prior to treatment is also a good way to manage sensitivity. A slow steady approach is the best way to achieve great results and manage sensitivity at the same time. Ask your local dentist for info.

Bleaching: Bleaching is safe. Teeth could be become sensitive but it's temporary.

Why not!: Yes if done in a dental office that takes precaution in protecting your teeth from undue sensitivity.