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Yes do brush. After you bleech, rinse off your teeth and brush them. This will remove any remaining gel that is still there away. You don't want it there. Bleech can make those nice whites sensitive. You want to brush, floss and continue you routine dental cleaning.
You should still, however, drink the right amount of milk. If you want whiter teeth, talk to your dentist, or invest in a box of whitening strips. Milk is from female cows that have baby cows. Drinking milk won't whiten your teeth. I drink a lot of milk and have white teeth because I brush them daily.... No, drinking milk will not make teeth whiter. In fact, in some cases, such as nursing bottle syndrome, it damages them - causing decay, etc.