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What is involved with an in office whitening procedure?

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What is involved with an in office whitening procedure?

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During an in office whitening procedure a number of things take place. First, a barrier is applied around the gum line of all the teeth in the ‘smile zone.’ This ensures that none of the whitening gel accidentally gets onto the gums. After the barrier is securely in place, the gel is applied. Agitating the gel every five to seven minutes ensures that the whitening is continually taking place. After fifteen minutes, the gel is removed and reapplied. An immediate difference is always noticeable, even though the whitening process continues to take place after the patient leaves the office. To help combat sensitivity and to help maintain the brightness of the teeth, MI Paste is recommended.

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