Discoloured front two teeth. Can these still be whitened? (Photo)

From the photo, I can see the discoloration pattern you're referring to on your front teeth. Here's a professional insight to guide you:
• Understanding Discoloration: The darker shade on the bottom half of your front teeth could be due to intrinsic staining (inside the tooth), enamel thinning, or external staining (surface discoloration). It's essential to determine the exact cause to plan the most effective treatment.
• Can They Be Whitened?: Yes, whitening is often possible, but the outcome depends on the type and severity of discoloration:
• Professional Whitening Treatments: These can lighten extrinsic (surface) stains effectively and improve the overall shade of your teeth.
• Intrinsic Stains: If the discoloration is within the tooth structure, alternative treatments like internal bleaching or cosmetic bonding may be more effective.
• Enamel Concerns: If the darker areas are due to enamel thinning, whitening may not yield uniform results and could make the teeth appear translucent.
Recommended Steps:
• Consultation and Diagnostics: I recommend scheduling a consultation for a thorough examination, including X-rays if necessary. This will help identify the root cause of discoloration.
Best regards, Dr. Miller Vieira Paula.