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Patients get to see a visible difference, although the number of shades is variable according to the severity of your initial discoloration type and technique.
When done under professional supervision, no. Enamel structure isn't affected by properly administered peroxide-based treatments.
Yes, and this is often recommended since the clean teeth surface contributes to even distribution of the bleaching gel.
Mild, temporary sensitivity is common and usually resolves within a day or two with proper aftercare.
Both use the same gel chemistry. The light in laser-assisted sessions simply speeds up the reaction, so it's really a question of convenience and appointment length rather than one method being fundamentally stronger than the other.
