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Lil Mouse Isa
| 27
Teeth bleaching is the worst thing you could do to your teeth and gums. If you want whiter teeth, make a dentist appointment for a proper teeth cleaning. There's no short cuts to decent dental hygiene.
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Abbusser
| 9
Next time, try NOT using actual bleach...
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Lil Mouse Isa
| 27
Teeth bleaching is the worst thing you could do to your teeth and gums. If you want whiter teeth, make a dentist appointment for a proper teeth cleaning. There's no short cuts to decent dental hygiene.
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mcdgaf
| 14
Actually tooth whitening isn't terrible for you, your teeth, or your gums if done properly in a dental office. Proper oral hygiene does not lift stains, it just prevents gingivitis and cavities, a cleaning is called a prophylaxis because it's preventative, as the word implies. Proper whitening is gone with a gingival barrier in offices. The worst to happen is sensitivity which, in the worst cases, can last a month, the norm is a couple days. I work in the field, have used in office whitening on multiple patients, and have never had inferior results with proper application.
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Lil Mouse Isa
| 27
Thank you for the correction.
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lexos
| 16
How much research did you do before doing it?
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Abbusser
| 9
Next time, try NOT using actual bleach...
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boopingsnoot
| 23
Tooth enamel, the outer layer, is white.
The dentin beneath it is naturally yellow.
Tooth bleaching works by dissolving a tiny amount of (presumably) stained enamel.
If the enamel is thin, the yellow of the dentin shows through.
You REALLY should’ve consulted a dentist before stripping all the enamel off your teeth.
The dentin beneath it is naturally yellow.
Tooth bleaching works by dissolving a tiny amount of (presumably) stained enamel.
If the enamel is thin, the yellow of the dentin shows through.
You REALLY should’ve consulted a dentist before stripping all the enamel off your teeth.
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RichardPencil
| 30
At least they remained opaque. If your gums went translucent or transparent, that would be super-creepy — your mouth would look like an x-ray *cringe*
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tarabella
| 7
Uuuuhhhh.....not an expert here but maaaayyybeeee you should have put the product on your...you know....TEETH. Not gums. Just a wild thought.
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Agent JPN
| 9
I don't think you are supposed to gargle bleach to whiten your teeth... maybe it's just me.
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greenwichgal
| 15
Didn’t you learn from Ross? Bleaching your teeth can go horribly wrong. Just ask his FRIENDS
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zuckerburg
| 21
instructions unclear. penis stuck in toaster.
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ProperPengTing
| 15
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