My 2 front teeth have had calcifications since I was a baby and I wanted to bleach my teeth with opascalene but I'm worried it will make my calcifications more noticable
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You need to see a regular dentist to first get the cavities taken care of. Then you can address the cosmetic issues of possibly bonding the front teeth and then orthodontics. Good Luck.
The bleaching did not cause damage to your enamel. Many people have these craze lines. If they are now causing you pain consider porcelain veneers. Good luck.
I usually whiten whatever shows when the patient smiles. You can discuss your concerns with your dentist. You may consider having take home trays made to whiten at home. You can add whitening gel to the tray as far back as you would like.