Risk of burns with prolonged use of whitening agents

Teeth whitening is a treatment method that restores or brightens the color of teeth through the pharmacological action of whitening agents.

Whitening agents mainly contain hydrogen peroxide.

I am receiving whitening treatments at the dentist regularly.

It's not easy to maintain the diet, and it seems like my gums are also getting weaker.

These days, there are many products that can be easily managed at home, so I am interested.

The more easily accessible it is, the more serious the side effects seem to be.

I heard that using whitening products for a long period may pose a risk of burns on the gums or lips.

Can these side effects be reduced if received at the dental clinic?