> I have new bridges front top and bottom and I would like to lighten the
> teeth next to the bridges. I have never tried a whitening "kit" found in
> stores and have no idea which one to purchase. Which type works the fastest
> with the least hassle etc? TIA.

> I have new bridges front top and bottom and I would like to lighten the
> teeth next to the bridges. I have never tried a whitening "kit" found in
> stores and have no idea which one to purchase. Which type works the fastest
> with the least hassle etc? TIA.
> Wy does the porcelain of your new bridge-work not match the shade of your natural teeth. Certainly the adjacent teeth may be lightened using a home bleaching kit or directly in the surgery. If you have outlaid funds for your bridges but are unhappy with the shade you should discuss this with your dentist. If he/she is reasonable I am sure that he/she would be prepared to help for no charge; I know I would. The in office bleaching kits I use cost about £40 per patient to buy. On top of this we charge for one hour of time to apply. Home bleaching kits cost a little mor as individual trays have to be made. These cost about £20 to make.Very large amounts of money are made by individuals offering this service. Some practices in my area are quoting upwards of £600 for this service which is a total rip off. I hope this advice is of help.