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- CUF Chinicato - Lagos Clinic
- CUF Guia - AlgarveShopping Clinic
- CUF Loulé - MAR Shopping Algarve Clinic
- CUF Montenegro - Faro Clinic
- CUF S. Brás de Alportel Clinic
- CUF S. Gonçalo - Lagos Clinic
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- CUF Vilamoura Clinic
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- International Health Centres – Albufeira
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- CUF Funchal Clinic
- Clínica CUF Medicina Dentária Infante – Funchal
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CUF Guia - AlgarveShopping Clinic
UPCG Information UnavailablePaediatrics
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UGA 00h30mUrgent Care
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UGF 00h03mUrgent Care
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UGHM 01h24mUrgent Care
UPHM Temporarily UnavailablePaediatrics
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UGMM Temporarily UnavailableUrgent Care
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CUF Guia - AlgarveShopping Clinic
UPCG Information UnavailablePaediatrics
UGCG Information UnavailableUrgent Care
CUF Alvor Hospital
UGA 00h30mUrgent Care
CUF Faro Hospital
UGF 00h03mUrgent Care
UPF 00h00mPaediatrics
CUF Madeira Hospital
UGHM 01h24mUrgent Care
UPHM Temporarily UnavailablePaediatrics
CUF Funchal Clinic
UGMM Temporarily UnavailableUrgent Care
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Dental Whitening
Dental whitening is a medical procedure that whitens teeth without damaging them. The bleaching agent is made from hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide.
Teeth may become stained due to various factors:
- Ingesting the following regularly: coffee, tea, Coca-Cola, red vine, or others with high content of food coloring;
- Age;
- Cigarette smoking;
- Tetracycline stains or other antibiotics, taken in childhood during tooth formation;
- Floride ingestión stains (high intake of flouride leads to stains of various types);
- Other systemic diseases during tooth formation;
- Old root treated or damaged teeth.
Dental Whitening
Dental whitening is a medical procedure that whitens teeth without damaging them. The bleaching agent is made from hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide.
Teeth may become stained due to various factors:
- Ingesting the following regularly: coffee, tea, Coca-Cola, red vine, or others with high content of food coloring;
- Age;
- Cigarette smoking;
- Tetracycline stains or other antibiotics, taken in childhood during tooth formation;
- Floride ingestión stains (high intake of flouride leads to stains of various types);
- Other systemic diseases during tooth formation;
- Old root treated or damaged teeth.
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