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Hello and thank you for your question! Yes teeth can be whitened in the presence of recession however if is VERY important to do this at the dentists office where he/she can properly block out the receded areas that are exposed. This will protect the sensitive tissue from the hydrogen peroxide gel and light used. I would not recommend at home whitening or white strips.Good luck!
No , this would not help, bleaching will not work over the roots , that are exposed with receeding gums , thats why you see yellow below the enamel , peroxide will not work here , i suggest you should get instead veneers .
The white stuff was the surface of your gums burned a little by the peroxide. That has sloughed off and the dermis underneath is healing. Will go away probably within a day. No need to see the dentist. Just brush gently.
Great question. Basically the tooth is permanently bruised. Your options are to have a root canal completed and then to internally bleach the tooth. This is a good option but often is not predictable in a final even color change or that the dark stain can sometime return. Your other option is ...
Sensodyne is great. You can use it in combination with parodontax. I actually recommend that you use sensodyne in 2 week intervals. If you use it too much, it can become an irritant in itself.
