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Tooth Whitener
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Tooth Whitener
An agent—e.g., carbamide peroxide—which removes yellowish stains on teeth
Adverse effects Increased sensitivity of teeth to variations in temperatures, gum irritation; less frequently, sore throat, tooth pain, tingling of mouth, headaches
tooth whitener
Cosmetic dentistry Any agent–eg, carbamide peroxide, that removes yellowish stains on teeth See Cosmetic dentistry.
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After the Zoom tooth whitening gel covers the tooth all over the surface, the tooth whitening professional will shine a special bright light on it for about one hour.
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Each strip is prepared with the precise amount of whitening gel tom avoid any mishaps.
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