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How much time will take to do teeth whitening? Is it a single day procedure or multiple alternative days?
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Teeth whitening is known as bleaching .
Go for full mouth scaling first then after 24 hours go for polishing after that
then u can go for bleaching. if it's not severe case ,it's a single day procedure.
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consult a periodontist
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Depending on the situation of your teeth! Bleaching is recommended only if you have severe stains or fluorosis otherwise I wouldn’t recommend u to go for bleaching as it causes sensitivity to teeth also makes your teeth porous and can increase the chances of your teeth becoming yellower! Later or absorbing more stains
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Please visit a dentist and get it checked if u just need whitening polish or you need bleaching
Other options are there as well! That can be suggested once u visit a dentist
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Office bleach takes just one sitting if you want to do it at home customized trays are used can be done overnight by placing the trays in mouth
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Can be done in one sitting. Depends on the shade of your teeth and what you want to achieve. Do see a dentist
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