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Is it bad for your teeth to get laser whitening?

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Laser whitening isn't necessarily bad for your teeth, but it may be bad for you budget. There are no studies that have proven that expensive laser whitening works any better than whitening trays you can purchase at the store. That said, laser whitening is the safest dental treatment, with the most common side effect being temporary tooth sensitivity.

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