If you really want a whiter smile, you may qualify for teeth whitening. However, if you want a whiter smile and longer or shorter teeth, gaps filled between teeth, improved texture, a more uniform and symmetrical smile, covered cracks, and more, then you may find that veneers will work better to address all of your goals with greater convenience.
When you are dealing with deep stains, whether due to issues like antibiotic side effects, internal tooth trauma, or otherwise, traditional in-office and at-home teeth whitening will usually not be able to get the job done. Instead, we will suggest an option for camouflaging the discoloration. This might include dental bonding or porcelain veneers.
If you’re unhappy with the color of your crowns, the teeth in your bridge, or otherwise, you will need a teeth whitening alternative. Whitening systems are formulated for use on your natural dental tissue but not on artificial tissue. As a result, we will simply talk with you about replacement options for a rejuvenated, whiter smile.
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