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Methods involving bleaching endeavor to remove the color of the stains on the teeth and allow the natural white to be seen again. There are a number of treatments available, some are done in the dentist chair, others can be done at home using several applications over a period of time.
Yes, tooth whitening is generally considered to be safe but occasionally may be associated with possible adverse reactions in individual cases. When whitening was in its infancy, high strengths of bleaches would sometimes cause the teeth to become very sensitive, but not permanently.
Today, after over a decade of research and clinical testing, bleaching methods have been refined and now lower concentrations allow the temporary sensitivity to be reduced. There is no more danger in tooth whitening than in drinking a cup of coffee.
