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Tooth whitening while having in temporary crowns, crowns are b1 existing teeth are a2 to a3? (Photo)

law22inocSep 10, 2017
I wanted to ask upon using a whitening system prior to getting my final perm. crowns replaced. currently have temps, but not sure if they will be damaged by using whitening products. Am i safe to use these while waiting for my perm. crowns. others are a2,a3 perm's are b1. want to make match as best possible sooner

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Dr. Mojgan Fajiram, DDS
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A porcelain veneer or crown is your best option. Whitening will not work on the bonding and since the tooth has had a root canal it would be best to cover the tooth with porcelain. It is weaker since it no longer has nerves. 

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