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I would get the cavity filled first, then whiten your teeth if you want to. This is the best option.
Thank you for your question.Cavities, especially if they are deep ones can leave the internal nerves of your tooth exposed.The ultimate cost of not treating cavities before doing tooth whitening is that you could end up causing yourself a completely avoidable root canal.See your dentist and get all your required treatment done first.Good luck and kind regardsThomas Dey, BDS, MSc
It is always better to get the cavity taken care of as the whitening could be very painful. That being said, you may need to redo the filling if it is in an area that is very noticeable.
Its best probably to restore the tooth first then whiten your teeth to avoid sensitivity / problems . Following whitening depending on where the cavity is it may have to be re filled to match the new whiten shade of your teeth.
Thank you for your question. Visiting a dental hygienist can remove most of the visible stains, but seeing a dentist at the same time will help any underlying causes of tooth discolouration that is not a result of staining - such as tooth decay (which also commonly appears darker that normal ...
Thank you for your question.There are many reasons for the brown stain, including the type of filling that was in the tooth before the root treatment was done.The best order of things to do to correct this is:Speak to your dentist - it is possible that the root filling has been left a little...
Thanks for the question. I can tell you for sure that your swelling is not from the stretching of the cheek retractor. That amount of swelling is a reaction to some substance or material that you are sensitive to. Essentially it is contact dermatitis from your lips touching something that your...
