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See Latest ArticlesReview of the effects of peroxide on enamel and dentine properties
Journal of Dentistry, 11/27/07
Joiner, A., et al. - To review the available literature investigating the effects of peroxide-based products and solutions on enamel and dentine properties...The majority of studies indicate that peroxide containing products and solutions have no significant deleterious effects on enamel and dentine surface morphology and chemistry, surface microhardness, subsurface enamel and dentine microhardness or ultrastructure. In addition, in vitro studies indicate that they have no significant clinically relevant effects on subsequent enamel and dentine loss caused by acidic erosive challenges, toothpaste abrasion or caries lesion formation
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