I have been given a present for teeth whitening by a dentist in UK which expires July. In September, I will be having my crowns replaced (6,7,10,11) while in the States. I have read that you should not have your crowns matched to your newly whitened teeth - to give it at least 3 days. Why would it not be okay (or even better) to have your teeth whitened a couple of months before matching to your new crowns? I will spend 2 months with ugly old crowns but is it ok to whiten now? PS thank you!
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The best way to keep a newly whitened smile bright is by avoiding smoking and eating foods like coffee, wine and chocolates that stain teeth. If it can stain a white t-shirt, it will stain your teeth. For this reason, no whitening treatment is truly permanent. Your next best option is to...
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