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Illegal Teeth Whitening Could Damage Health

Everyone                          (THIS) days seems to want a gleaming set of pearly white teeth.                          (HAVE) the perfect Hollywood smile has created the multi-billion-dollar global teeth-whitening industry. However, not all is shiny and bright behind this business. A new report from the BBC states that illegal teeth-whitening beauticians are putting                          (THEY) customers at risk of serious health problems. The BBC reports that the General Dental Council in the UK reported a 26 per cent increase in complaints last year from people who                          (SUFFER) problems after teeth-whitening procedures.

The teeth-whitening industry in the UK                          (REGULATE) and the practice can only be performed by professionals who have registered with the General Dental Council. The BBC carried out an undercover investigation, which unearthed ill-qualified teeth-whitening practitioners. Two BBC researchers went undercover and paid nearly $400 each to attend a teeth-whitening course at a London beauty college. The course lasted just five hours. The researchers received a certificate of attendance and                          (TELL) they could earn $100 an hour by treating customers. Anyone attending these courses and setting up their own businesses would be doing so illegally and they could end up with a criminal record.