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Yes, there can be some discrepancy in the tooth shade from the front to the sides. Also, lighting will not reach the sides of the mouth as much as the front teeth due the lips and cheeks casting shadowing and blocking light. Teeth whitening is an option if you are looking to lighten any of your teeth, but darker enamel is not necessarily a sign of any dental problems.
Hello yes is normal that your lateral teeth have a different color than your frontal teeth. I suggest do whitening to improve the color of your teeth.
There are teeth that have to have a darker coloration as is the case of the canines. Go to your hygienist for a deep dental cleaning. And you can do a teeth whitening so that the other teeth have a lighter color and resembles those of your front teeth
You can anything after whitening. You may want to stay away from foods like red wine, coffee and tea which will stain your teeth again. You may also want to avoid very cold foods, as your teeth may be sensitive to cold foods after a whitening treatment.
This is one of the issues you see with whitening strips. They don't always align perfectly. Just as the lip sides of the teeth end up one shade and the tongue sides another. With custom whitening trays and gel it's usually not a problem. It will probably fade enough that it won't be that noticeable.
If no enamel is on the teeth, your teeth will not get whiter. Dentin or root surface will not bleach, with bleaching products , or charcoal tooth paste, as a matter of fact it can cause sensitivity which you do not want.for permanent bleaching, you need to explore dental bonding or porcelain ...