Why has one of my teeth turned darker than the others?+
Possibilities include past trauma, decay, a large restoration, or changes inside the tooth. An examination is needed to narrow it down, since appearance alone cannot tell you which one applies.
Will regular whitening even out a single dark tooth?+
Quite possibly not. Whitening across your whole smile is aimed at a different kind of colour change, and a separately diagnosed tooth may need a restoration, internal whitening, or another treatment.
What is internal whitening?+
It is one possible approach for a particular dark tooth, and it is different from whitening your whole smile. Ask the dentist to explain whether it applies to your tooth after your examination.
My tooth got hit years ago. Could that be the cause?+
It could be one explanation, so please mention it. Trauma is among the recognized reasons one tooth can look different from the rest, and only an examination can sort it out.
Can I whiten my other teeth at the same time?+
That depends on your diagnosis and your oral health. Lightening surrounding teeth may also make the darker one more noticeable, so the order of treatment deserves some discussion.
How do I arrange this if I live in Leila North?+
Describe the tooth to us at (204) 338-3003, or type a line about it into the request form. Once a time has been confirmed, you would come to Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6.