By Stephanie Webber. Nate Berkus posted an adorable photo of his 8-week-old daughter Poppy via Instagram on Monday, May 18 Credit: Courtesy Nate Berkus/Instagram; Inset: Cindy Ord/Getty Images. Pretty Poppy! Nate Berkus loves being a new dad! The celebrity interior designer posted an adorable photo of his newborn daughter via Instagram on Monday, May 18.
Yes do brush. After you bleech, rinse off your teeth and brush them. This will remove any remaining gel that is still there away. You don't want it there. Bleech can make those nice whites sensitive. You want to brush, floss and continue you routine dental cleaning.
Dealing with Sensitive Teeth After a Whitening Procedure. So how to treat sensitive teeth after whitening? Below are 4 ways to handle such a problem. Use desensitizing agents Similar to local anesthetic and its numbing effect, desensitizing agents can help reduce and ease the pain that comes through sensitive teeth after the whitening procedure. These drugs can be present in the whitening bleach itself or can be separate medicines to be applied after the whitening procedure, by the dentist.