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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / September 2006Teeth Whitening
I currently have permanent crowns on my two front teeth, and am using Colgate Extra Whitening with Baking Soda and Peroxide. My question is, is this going to whiten all of my other teeth and leave my crowns their original color(not yellow, but certainly not white... off shade of white)? Probably a silly question, but I'm new to all of this... thanks in advance. I can't say definatively, but there's a 95% chance your crowns (probably porcalin) will stay their original color. > I currently have permanent crowns on my two front teeth, and am using Colgate > Extra Whitening with Baking Soda and Peroxide. My question is, is this going > to whiten all of my other teeth and leave my crowns their original color(not > yellow, but certainly not white... off shade of white)? Probably a silly > question, but I'm new to all of this... thanks in advance. > I currently have permanent crowns on my two front teeth, and am using Colgate > Extra Whitening with Baking Soda and Peroxide. My question is, is this going > to whiten all of my other teeth and leave my crowns their original color(not > yellow, but certainly not white... off shade of white)? Probably a silly > question, but I'm new to all of this... thanks in advance. Bleaching will not change the color of porcelain. If there is stain ON TOP of the porcelain it may bleach that, but the same can be accomplished by polishing. Steve Bleaching will not change your crown color. By the way, tooth paste does not bleach your teeth well, if at all. If you want noticable difference, you need professional bleaching, either in office or take home. [AdvanceAgent #367924] Games I am currently playing: http://uc.gamestotal.com/?in=367924 > I currently have permanent crowns on my two front teeth, and am using Colgate > Extra Whitening with Baking Soda and Peroxide. My question is, is this going > to whiten all of my other teeth and leave my crowns their original color(not > yellow, but certainly not white... off shade of white)? Probably a silly > question, but I'm new to all of this... thanks in advance. |
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