Could whitening make my spots stand out more?+
It could change the contrast in either direction, and that is hard to predict without an examination. Ask about this before treatment, so you know how your particular pattern might behave.
What are these chalky white flecks on my teeth?+
Flecks can have several causes, which is why they should be looked at directly. The dentist can tell you what is visible and whether it affects your plans for whitening.
Can colour be evened out with whitening alone?+
Sometimes colour improves, but nobody can promise you an even result. Internal discolouration and restorations respond differently from surface stain, so another approach may be suggested in some cases.
Why do I have a darker line near my gums?+
A line in that area might be stain, plaque, a restoration, or a change involving the gum, so it should be examined. Exposed root surfaces and recession are also considered when planning whitening.
Is one dark patch on a single tooth a concern?+
It deserves a proper look. Decay, trauma, or a large filling can all change how one tooth appears, and the cause may need care that general whitening does not provide.
Would bonding or veneers hide what whitening cannot?+
They may be options to discuss, depending on your teeth. Those are separate treatments, and any shade work is often sequenced so that materials can match your settled natural colour.
Where do people in Kildonan Park go to have patchy colour checked?+
You can ask for an appointment at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6. Fill in the form on this page or telephone (204) 338-3003 to make a request.