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Other options may include the following: Option #1: Tooth bonding. This technique works well to whiten your teeth in just one appointment, but needs to be redone every 12-18 months, because they tend to stain faster your normal teeth.Option #2: Veneers. You can choose your shade of white and they are extremely stain resistant. They will last about 20-30 years, if proper dental hygiene is maintained. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMD
In a nutshell...."no". If you've bleached and rebleached, and still want your teeth whiter, then you should speak with a cosmetic dentist about your veneering options, either direct composite veneers or porcelain laminate veneers. Then you can control and choose the color you want.
Pictures would be great, but based on your description, I can make a limited diagnosis that you likely would benefit from porcelain veneers. With veneers, you can choose your tooth color and shade. Veneers are extremely resistant to stains. You can expect them to last 20-30...
Hello there,After reviewing your question I would say, just get the veneers. The resin bonding is only temporary and will set you back hundreds of dollars. Why waste that money, when you can use it towards a more permanent fix like veneers. Of course you loose some natural...
Sensitivity is a normal side effect of teeth whitening. Whitening products like carbamide peroxide or hydrogen peroxide work by penetrating the enamel surface to get to the discolored molecules. Your teeth are likely to be sensitive while using any whitening products and for a time...
Unfortunately your tooth is no longer alive and is not going to respond to whitening the same way other teeth. The best option is to try internal bleaching to lighten the tooth from the inside-out (non-vital teeth almost always darken.) The standard of care to protect long-term function and...
It is unfortunate that your got chemical burns. You seemed to say two different things. What did you have done that gave you chemical burns? In office whitening with the light or at home whitening with the gels and trays?Usually the burns will heal with time, and it may be a...
Most whitening kits have dramatic results at the beginning, with full results tapered out over the second half of the treatment. Be sure to continue using them as prescribed in order to avoid irritation or sensitivity. One very important thing to remember is that all teeth have a natural yellow...
