1 month post op of Kors Whitening, I have uneven teeth color and mixed results. Will the colors even out? (photo)

It is common for most of us to have teeth that are darker (more yellow) towards the gumline than at the edges of the teeth.  Even after whitening this tends to be the case the majority of the time.  I do not think that further whitening will even it out.  You have two choices:1. Consider the result of the whitening procedure to be complete and be satisfied with the result that you currently have. 2.  Considering having porcelain veneers placed that will instantly change the color to one of your choosing and will correct any alignment issues that you have.  This could be completed in two visits and would be significantly more in cost than what you spent on the whitening procedure.  Good luck.  

If a person has very yellow teeth, whitening effects will be dramatic.  Conversely, very white teeth at the beginning means the results can underwhelm.  Variations in whiteness need to be determined WHY, as conditions like fluorosis are hard to change.  Usually the whiter areas remain whiter than the other areas, but often less noticeable.  Cases like that, if still not satisfied, means porcelain veneers are likely the only treatment that will make you happy.