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When bleaching your teeth, at a dentists office, is the needle involved?

Does the dentists have to numb to teeth/gum in order to bleach them?
Does the dentist have to numb your gum/teeth in order to bleach them?

You don’t have to be numb for bleaching but I would recommend taking Ibuprofen before because you will be so sensitive afterwards. I could hardly talk after I had mine bleached but the results were so good I would do it again in a second!!

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4 Responses to “When bleaching your teeth, at a dentists office, is the needle involved?”

  1. Simple answer,no.
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  2. You don’t have to be numb for bleaching but I would recommend taking Ibuprofen before because you will be so sensitive afterwards. I could hardly talk after I had mine bleached but the results were so good I would do it again in a second!!
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    Work in dental office, had teeth bleached last year

  3. NO
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  4. no needle at at all
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