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My teeth is in yellow color and im going to marry in few months.So I want to go for teeth whitening.Is is good to go?or there any side effects?how long it will be white?
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This cosmetic procedure is not recommended for everyone. Individuals with sensitive teeth and gums, receding gums, defective restorations should consult with their dentist prior to using a tooth-whitening system. An in-office (done by dentist) whitening treatment can be beneficial because it works very quickly. The whitening effect may also last longer. Often, you may only need 30 minutes to 1 hour treatment or few visits to whiten your teeth. While teeth whitening is considered safe, you may experience some side effects like teeth sensitivity, irritated gums etc. As long as you stick to dentist-approved methods, teeth whitening is considered safe. Teeth whitening is not permanent.
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Visit the dentist to find out if teeth whitening is right for you.
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Keep in mind that you cannot whiten your teeth on a permanent basis.
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You need to get a teeth whitening/bleaching treatment. It has minimal to no side effects if done in the right way. Get a good quality in office bleaching done. The result will be good and will last for 10 to 12 months atleast depending on your oral hygiene and care.
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Visit a dentist to know if you are a good candidate for in office bleaching.
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Please get a good quality bleaching. If not done right you can have post treatment sensitivity.
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