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I suggest giving your enamel some time to thicken back up ( dentists are starting to become aware that this IS possible) before trying whitening stips/zoom. Steps for repair enamel: use Sensodyne Repair and PROTECT with either "Deep Repair" or "Powered by novamin" or a toothpaste with Xylitol. Try a health food store. Chew gum with Xylitol or...

When a professional in their field tells you it's not possible, or it doesn't exist, consider when they were trained, most dentists were trained 15, 10 or at least 5 years ago, and 1. usually have a full-time schedule caring for patients 2. don't always keep up with what's coming down the pipeline. They are not Research Scientists If you...

Dear ar8, It is very difficult to whiten thin enamel, it is naturally yellow and would likely be quite sensitive. The answer is to strengthen, and repair your enamel. Years ago, Trident licensed a gum that made teeth stronger. It had Xylitol, it was on the market for 5 seconds (hyperbole), then it disappeared. Then there was a big deal about...