The gel used in teeth whitening bleaching breaks up into tiny particles called oxygen molecules. These molecules fill up the crevices in the enamel to break apart the stains on the teeth. The stains that blocked out the light before this process allow more light to pass through which gives your teeth an appearance of becoming lighter in color.
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Teeth Whitening Bleaching – Understanding the Process and the Risks
Posted on 12 November 2009.
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Teeth Whitening Cost – Professional versus Home Treatment
Posted on 12 November 2009.
There is a big difference in cost in regards to getting your teeth whitened at home versus getting it done by a professional. The teeth whitening cost really depends on what kind of product and/or procedure you will be requesting.
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Whitening of Teeth – Why are People Whitening and What Causes this Discoloration?
Posted on 12 November 2009.
When you see someone for the first time—what is usually the very first thing that you usually notice? Teeth. And this is one of the reasons why people choose to keep their teeth whitened.
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Teeth Whitening Results – What to Expect and How to Maintain Them
Posted on 12 November 2009.
No matter what dental whitening product you choose to use, teeth whitening results are dependent on various factors. By seeing a professional for teeth bleaching or by using a good home product—you can expect your teeth to increase up to ten shades whiter.
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