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The dark areas in between your teeth are either heavy staining, discoloration from decalcification or decay (cavities). Your dentist should be able to give you an idea for treatment needs and cost.
HiThe dark lines between you teeth looks like stain. An examination by your dentist can reveal for sure if it's stain or old fillings, either way it can be replace.
It appears that you are currently wearing aligners with Invisalign. I am seeing stain around your filling. See if your dentist can polish or replace the filling if necessary. It is possible that you got staining from wearing your aligners.
It is difficult to tell from the posted photos, but it appears that the black color is either decay/cavities, or old fillings that are starting to decay and need replacement.
The black lines between you teeth looks like stain or leakage around existing old white fillings. An examination by your dentist and some x-rays can reveal for sure if it's stain or leaky fillings. Either way the fix may be as simple as replacing the old fillings!
You have two options based on your budget. The first is to whiten your teeth and have some composite placed to fill in the gaps. The second is to place crowns. Obviously the crowns are more expensive but you dont have to worry about the color changing or composite popping off.
Hi:Although whitening can make your white spots whiter a bit and does not change the color of the fillings, depending on how much whiter your want your teeth to be it still can be a very good option. I would need to see photos of your front teeth to give you a more accurate advice.Best,Dr. Maddahi
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...
There appears to be some recession (gum loss) in the area with moderate plaque and tarter accumulation in the area. Tarter picks up food debris and amasses dark pigmented bacteria deposits. I advice you to visit your dentist for a thorough exam of your mouth and gums and have a proper cleaning.
