I have gold teeth and I want to change them to white teeth. What are my options?

Hi!  I would see a root canal specialist to make sure the tooth or teeth are not infected.  Good luck!

Thank you for your question.Sometimes a root canal treatment is straightforward and the healing is predictable. Other times however, the shape and condition of the tooth will mean that the healing can take longer and in some cases much longer.Fortunately the discomfort will generally reduce...

Obtaining a CT scan (some root canal specialists use them in their office) will give a definitive diagnosis on those teeth.  Good luck!

Thanks for sharing the photo.  The darkness under this crown is a reasonable concern.  The underlying tooth structure is obviously very dark and some extra steps will need to be taken to properly block out the darkness.  Ask for a follow up visit with your dentist and allow them to come up wi...

You need a root canal. The film shows deep decay extending into the distal pulp horn of your pulp chamber (the cavity is in the area of your tooth containing your nerve and blood supply.) Your reporting of your symptoms follows classic progress of decay though the tissues of the tooth. Pain on...

This sounds to me exactly like what Dr. Maddahi proposed when he said "incomplete root canal' First of all, your root did not grow into your sinus. If your root was growing still (which its not) it would just slowly push your sinus membrane. Even if it did puncture the sinus (which it...