Do sunbeds whiten your teeth?
June 7th, 2010Author: 
I’ve heard uv does so makes sense 
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doesn’t make sense to me.
No because they treat your teeth with chemicals before they expose it to UV rays with teeth whitening.
idt it would. it could just be the fact that you’re getting more tan, making your teeth look whiter. but that’s just my guess..
UV rays work on the pigment in your skin. There is no such pigment in the make up of your teeth.
I haven’t seen anyone lying on the beach, grinning like a Cheshire cat to bleach their teeth, so I don’t think there’s any foundation in that.
Hi I think I know where you’ve got this idea from:
Some of the professional whitening kits use a bleaching solution which is activated by exposing it to UV light. In the pic on this page you can see where you would have come to that conclusion.
http://www.bestteethwhitenersreview.com/05/what-teeth-whitening-options-are-available-to-me/
UV in its own however is totally ineffective I’m afraid.