What is my best course of action?My teeth have been looking increasingly yellow lately and it is really starting to bother me. I would love to go in and get some kind of whitening treatment done, but there are 2 issues. 1) I have fillings on the fronts of some of my teeth, which I assume would not whiten 2) I have white spots near my gums on my front teeth as a result of wearing braces and not brushing those areas well enough. With these two issues in mind, whats my best option for whiter teeth!
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You can certainly whiten your teeth without worrying about damage to the "fake" teeth. Whether, made of porcelain, composite, or plastic the whitening chemistry should not hurt the material--it will not whiten it either.Good luck
Yes they can be used, however, the crowns will not change color. If the natural teeth are darker than the crowns, you should get some improvement in the uniformity of the color of your smile.
Before buying different whitening products, there are a few home treatments you can try to whiten your teeth. Brushing 30 minutes after you eat and or using Hydrogen Peroxide and Baking Soda are a few different techniques that help is whitening your teeth. Limiting the consumption...