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Intracanal teeth whitening in Astana

Internal bleaching changes the color of a devitalized tooth that has darkened after root canal treatment. The agent is placed inside the crown portion through access to the pulp chamber; it acts on the dentin from within rather than on the enamel from the outside. Before the procedure, an examination, X-rays, and assessment of the canals are required. The number of visits and the suitability of the method are determined by the dentist based on the clinical picture.

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How much does internal bleaching cost in Astana

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TreatmentDuration & warrantyPrice
Endodontic bleaching of one toothfrom26 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Endodontic tooth whiteningfrom40 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
In-office whiteningfrom82 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
At-home whitening with traysfrom59 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp

What makes up the cost of the procedure

The final amount depends on the number of teeth, the condition of their roots, and what kind of access is required. Before treatment, the dentist examines the oral cavity, reviews the X-rays, and gives the cost during the consultation. Aesthetic dentistry is discussed separately: its prices are determined after the examination, since the plan may include other procedures as well.

What determines the result of internal bleaching

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internal bleaching — close-up result after treatment on a clinical image

internal bleaching — close-up result after treatment on a clinical image

By activation method

Intracanal bleaching methods

Helps to understand how the procedure options differ by the way the whitening agent is activated.

Internal bleaching without activation

The whitening agent is placed into the pulp chamber and the canal orifices, sealed with a temporary filling, and left to act until the next visit. The agent works on its own, without an external light or heat source, and the dressing is replaced as needed. The dentist considers this method the primary option when the tooth walls are dense and the pigment lies in the dentin.

Intracanal bleaching with photoactivation

The whitening agent is placed into the tooth cavity and activated right at the appointment with a lamp or laser light to speed up its effect on the pigment in the dentin. Unlike the method without activation, most of the work takes place in the chair rather than under a temporary filling between visits. The dentist discusses this option based on the X-ray, having assessed the thickness of the walls and the condition of the tissues around the root.

How internal bleaching is performed

Step 01

Examination and diagnostics

The dentist collects complaints, examines the tooth, and takes an X-ray. From the X-ray, they assess the condition of the root and surrounding tissues and check how well the canals are sealed.

Step 02

Tooth preparation

The tooth is isolated from saliva, the old filling is removed, and the canals are retreated if necessary. The work is done under magnification to avoid damaging the walls.

Step 03

Placement of the bleaching agent

The agent is placed into the crown chamber and canal orifices, and a temporary filling is placed on top. The patient goes home and returns for an appointment on the scheduled day.

Step 04

Follow-up visits

At each appointment, the dentist assesses the color change and repeats the application of the agent if necessary. The number of such visits depends on the initial shade of the tooth.

Step 05

Permanent restoration

Once the result is achieved, the temporary filling is replaced with a permanent one. The dentist gives care recommendations and schedules a follow-up examination.

What is this method and how does it differ from external bleaching?

Internal bleaching acts on the tooth from within, through the chamber where the pulp used to be. External bleaching works on the enamel surface. This is the source of the difference in indications and technique.

Where the bleaching agent goes

With external whitening, the gel is applied to the enamel, and the active substance penetrates the surface layers. Internal bleaching works differently: access is through the canal orifice and the pulp chamber, and the agent is distributed along the inner walls of the dentin. This route is chosen for teeth that have already lost their pulp — after root canal treatment. From the inside, the pigment accumulated in the dentin lies deeper, and the external gel does not reach it. That is why the method is called endo-bleaching, although in conversation the spelling "endo-bleaching price" appears — it is the same procedure, not a separate service. Before work, the dentist assesses the condition of the canals and root on the X-ray: if there is a crack or inflammation at the apex, whitening is not started. The decision about access is made by the dentist based on the clinical picture, not on the visual color of the tooth. The agent is left in the chamber for a time, then removed and the tooth is sealed with a temporary material. No one can say in advance how many sessions there will be: it depends on the depth of the pigment and on how the dentin responds to the agent.

The difference between the effect on dentin and on enamel

ParameterExternal bleachingIntracoronal bleaching
Site of actionEnamel and the superficial layer of dentinDentin from inside the pulp chamber
AccessThrough the crown surfaceThrough the canal orifice
Pulp statusThe tooth must be vitalThe pulp is already gone
IndicationExternal pigmentDarkening after root canal treatment
What the dentist assessesEnamel thickness and shadeCondition of the root and canals

Why does a tooth darken after root canal treatment?

The color of a tooth does not always change after endodontic treatment. Sometimes it stays the same, sometimes it takes on a gray or pinkish shade. The reason lies in the tissues that remain inside and around the tooth.

Accumulation of pigments in the dentin

Dentin is a porous tissue. Pigments penetrate deep into it through these pores and become trapped there. After the pulp is removed, the tooth loses its internal supply, metabolism in the dentin slows down, and it becomes harder to remove foreign particles. There are several sources of pigment. Filling material — gutta-percha and sealer — can produce a gray shade if the paste extends above the gum line or remains in the canal orifices. Blood from the canal, following trauma or incomplete hemostasis, breaks down, and hemoglobin gives a pinkish-brown color. Metal posts and old amalgam fillings stain the dentin dark gray. There are also external causes: coffee, tea, tobacco, and colored drinks. Endodontic bleaching is precisely what addresses such changes, but it is not suitable in every case. The dentist decides based on the X-ray and on how long ago the darkening appeared.

What determines the result and the longevity of bleaching?

  • Immediately after treatment: darkening may appear in the first weeks if blood or sealer pigment remains in the canal, and this is already visible at the follow-up visit.
  • Months and years later: gradual color change proceeds slowly, as the dentin accumulates pigment while the tissue loses moisture and internal supply.
  • Depends on the material: gutta-percha and sealers stain to varying degrees, metal posts produce a noticeable gray shade, while composite posts cause almost none.
  • Depends on tissue condition: thin walls, cracks, and extensive loss of dentin increase the show-through of the dark canal through the enamel.
  • Depends on habits: coffee, tea, tobacco, and colored drinks accelerate the accumulation of staining and change the shade faster.
  • Depends on time: the longer a tooth has been without a pulp, the higher the chance that its color will change, but the exact timeframe cannot be predicted — it depends on the clinical picture.

When the procedure is appropriate and when it is not

Intracoronal bleaching is work on a tooth that has already been treated for pulpitis or periodontitis. In such cases the pigment lies within the dentin and cannot be removed from the outside. This is where the limits of the method come from: it does not help in every case or for every patient.

Who is a candidate for endodontic bleaching?

  • Discoloration after root canal treatment: blood, pulp breakdown, and materials such as resorcinol-formaldehyde seep into the dentin from within, and external cleaning cannot help here.
  • Past trauma: a blow may have left no visible consequences, but months or years later the tooth darkens due to tissue breakdown inside the pulp chamber.
  • One darkened tooth in the row: when the neighboring teeth are light and the cause of the discoloration lies in the canal, this method is considered as an option.
  • Age-related discoloration of a treated tooth: dentin darkens on its own over the years, and in a tooth with filled canals this is more noticeable than in its neighbors.
  • Tooth under a crown or veneer: if only that tooth has darkened and the restoration is not to be replaced, internal bleaching is discussed as an alternative to redoing it.
  • Pigment from materials: some sealers and canal pastes themselves give a dark shade, and then the cause of the discoloration is known in advance.

When the method is not suitable

Internal bleaching does not address cases where the tooth color is not related to the contents of the canal. If the enamel has darkened from coffee, tea, or smoking, an external approach works, not this one. With a root crack, a leaking canal filling, or a remaining infected focus, the cause is addressed first: such a tooth must not be bleached. The method also will not help with deep discoloration from tetracyclines — there the pigment is distributed throughout the dentin rather than concentrated in one tooth. The condition of the gum and the marginal fit are assessed separately: if the tooth crown is destroyed below the gum level, access to the pulp chamber is limited. The decision is made by the doctor based on the X-ray and on how the tooth responds to examination. Sometimes a crown or restoration is offered instead of bleaching, and this is not a fallback option but a different method with different goals.

How many visits are required

The number of visits is not fixed in advance. It depends on how the pigment inside the dentin behaves and how the surrounding tissues respond. The plan is outlined after the examination.

What determines the number of visits

The first visit is usually diagnostic: the doctor examines the tooth, assesses the condition of the crown, and checks for cracks and inflammation at the root apex. The X-rays show how tightly the canal is sealed and how far the pigment has spread. If everything is stable, treatment may begin during the same appointment. After that, the scheme is as follows: the bleaching agent is placed into the tooth cavity, a temporary filling is placed, and the patient is sent home. After a few days, the mixture is replaced with a fresh one. There may be two, three, or more such cycles. Sometimes a single application is enough, sometimes the process drags on. No one can give the exact number of visits in advance. The doctor decides based on the X-ray and on how the tooth lightens from procedure to procedure. If the shade has stopped changing, there is no point in continuing.

How the plan changes with different tooth conditions

Tooth conditionWhat is done firstHow many visits it takes
Canal tightly sealed, walls intactThe agent is placed immediatelyTwo to three visits
The canal filling has been in place for a long timeThe canal is retreated, then bleaching is doneFour visits or more
There is a crack in the crownFirst they decide whether the tooth can be savedDepends on the clinical picture
The gum is inflamed near the rootThe inflammation is resolved firstBleaching is postponed
Pigment only at the canal orificeThe agent is placed onceOne to two visits

Which is better: the procedure or a veneer?

A comparison of two approaches to changing the color of a tooth after root canal treatment: internal lightening and covering with a veneer. The choice depends on the condition of the tissues, the goal, and what the X-ray shows.

How these solutions differ in essence

CriterionIntracoronal bleachingVeneer
What changesColor of the natural tooth structureShape and color via the overlay
Preservation of tissueEnamel and dentin remainSome tissue is removed
ReversibilityReversible in some casesIrreversible
What the dentist evaluatesCondition of the root and the fillingRemaining tissue and bite
When it is appropriateThe tooth is intact but has darkenedThere is a defect or a chip

How the dentist chooses between them

First they look at the tooth itself. If the walls are preserved and the darkening is related to the contents of the canal, internal bleaching is discussed. When there is little tissue left, or there is a crack or a large filling, the overlay covers the defect and changes the color. Sometimes neither of these options is suitable and a crown is considered. The choice is made based on the X-ray and on how the tooth responds to loading. A scanner and a CT scan help to see the thickness of the walls and the position of the canal. A microscope is needed to assess the condition of the canal orifice and the quality of the root canal filling. In some cases bleaching is tried first, and the overlay is kept as a fallback. The decision is made by the dentist together with the patient: each option has its own limitations, and there is no universal answer. They also weigh separately how much hard tissue will remain after preparation: if little is left, removing more weakens the crown and increases the risk of chipping. How the tooth was treated previously also matters: after repeat endodontic treatment the walls are often thinner than they appear on the X-ray.

Color aesthetics: what dentistry offers

Tooth color is only one of the goals addressed for the sake of a smile. Intracoronal bleaching fits into this range, but it does not replace the other methods.

The place of bleaching among aesthetic goals

Aesthetic dentistry deals with the shape, position, color, and integrity of the dental arch. Intracoronal bleaching works with discoloration from the inside: when pigment has penetrated into the dentin after trauma or root canal treatment, external gels cannot reach it. The method does not change the shape and does not restore lost tissue. If the tooth is damaged, restoration is needed first, and bleaching is decided by the dentist based on the X-ray and the condition of the crown. Sometimes it is combined with orthodontics or prosthodontics, but the sequence of stages is determined by the clinical picture. The limits of the method become clear at the consultation: examination, CT scan, and microscope help to understand what exactly is causing the color and which approach will affect it. Bleaching does not compete with veneers and crowns — they are different tools for different tasks. For some, it is enough to remove plaque and tartar, and the color evens out on its own. Another needs a restoration, and a third needs orthodontic treatment before aesthetics. The decision is made based on the full set of data, not on a single wish.

What else is done for the sake of tooth color

  • Professional cleaning: plaque and pigmented calculus are removed with an ultrasonic scaler and polished with paste; afterward the natural color looks more even, and further steps are discussed on clean enamel.
  • External bleaching: peroxide gels are applied to the enamel in the office or in custom take-home trays; this method works on surface stains from tea, coffee, and tobacco.
  • Composite restoration: if the color has changed in an area with a chip or an old filling, the dentist replaces the filling or places a composite veneer, matching the shade to the neighboring teeth.
  • Ceramic veneers: thin shells cover the front surface of the tooth; they are chosen when both color and shape need to be changed and the enamel allows preparation within acceptable limits.
  • Crowns: indicated for significant destruction of the crown portion; the ceramic shade is matched to the neighboring teeth so the row looks uniform.
  • Orthodontic treatment: shadows in a crowded row make enamel look darker, so sometimes the row is aligned first and esthetics are assessed afterward.
  • Gum treatment: inflammation and recession change the appearance of the tooth and the gum contour; the periodontist assesses whether the color is related to the condition of the soft tissues before planning bleaching.

What equipment is used for intracanal bleaching?

The set of instruments depends on the stage: first, imaging and diagnostics are needed, then work inside the canal. Below is what is used at each step.

Diagnostics before the procedure

  • Tomograph: a volumetric scan shows the thickness of the root walls and the condition of the surrounding bone tissue to assess risks and choose the access.
  • Microscope: magnification helps examine the canal orifice and old fillings, as well as notice cracks that are not visible to the eye.
  • Scanner: a digital impression is needed if a crown or inlay is planned after the procedure; it also records the initial tooth color.
  • Laser: used for canal treatment if the dentist sees the need for additional cleaning before work; the mode is selected based on the condition of the tissues and how the canal responds to treatment.
  • Radiovisiograph: a periapical image at the control stage confirms that the paste has filled the canal and has not extruded beyond the root apex.
  • Apex locator: determines the position of the root apex by electrical resistance of the tissues to avoid going through the canal; its readings are checked against the image if the orifice is poorly visible.

Instruments during the procedure

Inside the canal, the same instruments are used as in routine endodontic treatment. Access to the orifice is needed, so the dentist removes the old filling or crown if it obstructs. Then the canal is negotiated with endodontic files — hand or rotary. Rotary handpieces save time, but the choice depends on root anatomy: in narrow and curved canals, hand instrumentation is sometimes safer. Then the canal is irrigated with a solution to remove residual filling material and dentin debris. An ultrasonic tip is used to activate the solution: it creates vibrations that help the liquid penetrate into lateral branches. After irrigation, the canal is dried with paper points. The bleaching paste is introduced with a syringe or on the tip of a file — here the volume and density of filling are important. The orifice is sealed with a temporary filling to prevent the paste from escaping into the oral cavity. At each stage, the dentist monitors the depth and position of the instrument, so imaging and an apex locator are indispensable. The microscope helps visualize the working field under magnification, but the decision to use it is made by the dentist based on the clinical picture.

What to remember

What tooth darkening indicates

Darkening after root canal treatment is a signal, not a cosmetic defect. Pigment from pulp breakdown and residual materials accumulates in the dentin from the inside. On the outside, the enamel remains intact, so external whitening often produces no visible change. The shade depends on the clinical picture: how long the process has been going on, dentin thickness, cracks, and the quality of canal filling. Sometimes the dark color is associated with hemorrhage into the pulp after trauma. In some cases, the cause is remnants of old filling material in the canal orifices. The cause can be determined from an X-ray and examination under magnification. The decision about the method is made by the doctor, not by the patient based on a photo from the internet. If the tooth is severely damaged, restoration with a crown is discussed first, not whitening. The darkening may be uneven: darker near the gum, lighter toward the incisal edge, and the doctor uses this boundary to judge the depth of the pigment. Swelling and pain in the past also leave a trace that the patient forgets about. It is worth recalling whether there was trauma, a fall, or a blow. These details change the plan: in some cases endodontic access is enough, in others a different approach is needed.

What the doctor decides before the procedure

Before the procedure, the doctor assesses the condition of the root and surrounding tissues. They check for inflammation at the apex, root cracks, and incomplete sealing of the canals. If the canals are not completely filled, retreatment is performed first. Otherwise, the whitening gel may leak beyond the tooth and irritate the tissues. The condition of the gums is checked separately: in periodontitis, inflammation is treated first. The patient's age and enamel condition are also taken into account. A CT scanner and microscope are used for diagnosis. Based on the imaging results, the doctor decides whether whitening can be performed or whether another approach is needed: a crown, veneer, or canal retreatment. The patient is told that the shade after the procedure may differ from the neighboring teeth. Sometimes whitening of adjacent teeth is required to match the color. All of this is discussed before the start so that expectations match the possible result. The final plan depends on the clinical picture.

Questions about intracoronal bleaching

We see patients daily from 9:00 to 20:00, including weekends. The clinic is in Astana, 11/1 Abay Avenue. Phone for appointments — +7 777 911 07 83. Initial examination and treatment plan — 0 ₸.

Address: Astana, 11/1 Abay Avenue. Parking for patients is free. Phone for appointments — +7 777 911 07 83. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00.

Warranty from 3 years. Initial examination and treatment plan — 0 ₸. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00.

0% installment plans: from Jusan bank for 24 months, from Kaspi for 12 months, and payment from the UAPF is available. Initial examination and treatment plan — 0 ₸. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00. Phone for appointments — +7 777 911 07 83.

Initial consultation and treatment plan — 0 ₸. There is no separate fee for the first visit. Warranty on the work — from 3 years. 0% installment plan: from Jusan bank for 24 months, from Kaspi — for 12 months, and payment from the UAPF is available.

Parking is free. The clinic is in Astana, 11/1 Abay Avenue. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00. Phone for booking — +7 777 911 07 83.

Intra-canal whitening is a method of lightening a tooth from the inside, where the whitening agent is placed into the coronal cavity after endodontic treatment, that is, after nerve removal and canal filling. This approach is used for teeth that have darkened after trauma, after pulpitis treatment, or due to pigment deposition in the dentin, and external whitening is ineffective in these cases. The procedure is performed by a general dentist, who assesses the condition of the tooth using an X-ray, and the number of visits depends on the intensity of the staining and the tissue response. If the tooth is severely damaged, restoration of the crown portion may be needed first, and only then whitening.

Yes, endo whitening and intra-canal whitening are names for the same procedure; in the first case, a shortened professional term is used. Sometimes search queries include the spelling “endo whitening” or “endo whitening of a tooth” — these are variants of the same concept, not different methods. The essence of the procedure does not change: whitening gel is introduced into the tooth cavity from which the nerves have been removed, and it is sealed hermetically during the exposure time. Before starting, the doctor checks the quality of the canal filling, because with incomplete obturation the whitening agent may leak beyond the tooth.

The price of intracanal bleaching consists of several components: diagnostics, the number of visits, the number of teeth treated, and the need for prior root canal retreatment or replacement of restorations. If repeat endodontic treatment is required before bleaching, this is a separate stage of treatment and it affects the total amount. The final cost is given by the doctor at the examination after the X-ray, because it cannot be determined in advance — it depends on the condition of the specific tooth. For current prices, see the price section on this page, and the initial examination and treatment plan are 0 ₸.

Cosmetic dentistry brings together procedures that improve the appearance of teeth and the smile: whitening, including intracanal bleaching, restoration of chips and gaps, placement of veneers and crowns, as well as correction of tooth shape. The cost of each procedure is calculated separately and depends on the amount of work, the material, and the number of visits, so there is no single price list for all of cosmetic dentistry. At the examination, the doctor determines which methods are suitable in your case and draws up a plan indicating the stages. For prices for specific services, see the price section, and the initial examination and treatment plan are 0 ₸.

Only living tooth tissues — enamel and dentin — can be whitened, while filling material and crowns do not change color, so before the procedure old fillings on the visible surface are sometimes replaced so that after lightening they match the tooth in shade. If a crown is on an adjacent tooth or on the tooth that is planned to be whitened, the doctor assesses the situation using the X-ray and decides whether replacement of the restoration is needed. In some cases, whitening is performed before placing the permanent crown so that its shade can be selected after lightening. The exact plan is given by the doctor at the examination after diagnostics.

Intracanal bleaching, like other types of treatment at our clinic, is covered by a warranty of 3 years — this is the period during which we are ready to address any issues that arise with the work performed. The warranty does not mean that the tooth color will remain unchanged: the shade may gradually shift under the influence of food, smoking, and natural aging of tissues, and this is not considered a defect in treatment. To determine whether a specific situation falls under the warranty obligations, an examination and X-ray are needed, since the decision is made by the doctor based on the clinical picture. If you notice a change in color or discomfort, book an appointment so the doctor can assess the condition of the tooth.

Payment from the UAPF is possible, and at our clinic this payment method is available along with installments: from Jusan bank — 0% for 24 months, from Kaspi — for 12 months. The UAPF covers treatment according to a specific list of medical services, so before the procedure it is worth checking with the administrator whether the specific case is eligible for reimbursement and what documents will be required. Bleaching is often classified as a cosmetic procedure, and in that case payment from pension savings may not be available — this is decided not by the clinic but by the fund's rules. The exact answer for your case will be given at the consultation, where the doctor will draw up a plan and give a preliminary cost.

Intracanal bleaching in Astana is performed in dental clinics, and when choosing one, you should look at the experience of the endodontist, the availability of diagnostics, and a clear treatment plan. At our clinic at 11/1 Abay Avenue, endodontists Alisiya Ismailova and Margarita Ryazanova work, and diagnostics use a microscope, tomograph, and scanner — this helps assess the condition of the canals before the procedure. We are open daily from 9:00 to 20:00, there is free parking, and the initial examination and treatment plan are 0 ₸. You can book by phone at +7 777 911 07 83.

Internal bleaching is performed on a tooth from which the nerve has already been removed, so the patient usually does not feel the procedure itself; however, the surrounding tissues and gums may react to the bleaching agent. In some cases, temporary sensitivity or gum irritation occurs after the procedure, and the dentist may recommend oral care products for the healing period. If significant discomfort occurs while the agent is left in place, this should be reported to the dentist immediately — they will adjust the plan. The feasibility and course of the procedure are determined by the dentist based on the X-ray and the condition of the tissues.

The number of visits for internal bleaching depends on the severity of the discoloration and on whether the root canals need to be retreated beforehand: sometimes a single visit is enough, while in other cases the agent is placed several times with intervals in between. Between stages, the dentist assesses how the tooth is responding to the bleaching and decides whether to continue the procedure or take a pause. If a restoration needs to be replaced or the canals need to be re-treated before bleaching, the number of visits increases. The exact schedule is drawn up by the dentist at the appointment after diagnostics, and it cannot be determined in advance.

Reviews of internal bleaching

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40 ratings
ААрман К.14 September 2026
★ 5,0

The shade has lasted for several months now — I had my teeth whitened before vacation, and it was done in a single visit — and that was exactly what I was afraid of — I was nervous the whole way. I would come back here for a second tooth too. I recommend it. The office is bright, the equipment is new, just as agreed. The receptionist called back when she promised, a small thing, but nice. I'm almost embarrassed that I put it off. The contract and receipt were given without me having to remind them...

ММарина Г.6 September 2026
★ 5,0

I put it off for about a year and a half (my family laughed at me later). Whitening plus a cleaning before it, the sensitivity went away quickly. They set up my file right away, they asked for my passport only once, thanks for that too.

ЖЖанар С.7 August 2026
★ 5,0

After the pandemic, I hadn't been to the dentist for about three years. I came on my sister's advice. I had my teeth whitened before vacation.

РРоман О.2 August 2026
★ 5,0

Had my teeth whitened before vacation and was warned about coffee for two days. Aset laid out the plan in detail (I asked twice to confirm). They set up the chart right away, asked for my passport once, no complaints there. The sensitivity went away on the second day, which is exactly what I wanted...

ООлег У.23 July 2026
★ 5,0

I thought it would take longer. It was important to me that everything be explained in advance — and it was. I had my teeth whitened before vacation, the sensitivity went away quickly. Ksenia is the kind of doctor you come back to)

ААнуар Р.21 July 2026
★ 5,0

Teeth whitening plus a cleaning before it, before and after showed on the scale — and that was exactly what I was afraid of. They took me right on time, no waiting, and that wins you over. Sensitivity was gone by the second day, nothing to complain about. They booked me at a convenient time, no "come at nine and wait." They arranged an installment plan on the spot, no running around to banks, thanks for that too. The receptionist called back when she promised.

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