My son had part of his front two teeth knocked out a few years ago and repaired by bonding. Last week at work a box fell off the truck at work and hit him in the mouth. One of those teeth is chipped and needs to be repaired again, but they are also more discolored now. Don't really want to match the new bond to the current color. Wondering if you can at least bleach the bonded teeth to the original color of the bonding when they were done? Will surface stains be removed?
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Yes it will but remember that bondings and resins, sooner or later will change color,so that would be temporary, are you thinking to change that material continuously?how soon, it depends on your way of eating,think on braces, or veneers, this would help more. I hope this helps.
You didn't say if your daughter had a root canal done on the tooth or not. If not, she most likely will in the future. If she has, then you can do an internal or non-vital bleach that many times can return a tooth to it's normal color. This is done by placing a very strong...
Bonding on the incisal edge of your teeth would certainly be the most conservative way to go, however small bondings on the edge generally encounter much wear and are generally short lived. If your wore down your natural tooth, which is stronger than bonding, then you can't expect the...
