Could tartar be the reason my teeth look yellow?+
It might be part of the reason, since hardened deposits can hold colour and sit along the gumline. A dental examination can show whether tartar is present and what else may be contributing.
Will whitening gel remove plaque or tartar?+
No, those deposits need daily care and professional cleaning. Peroxide is meant for colour in natural tooth structure, which is why a cleaning may be advised ahead of elective whitening.
I brush twice a day, so why do my teeth still look dull?+
Good brushing does not stop natural colour from deepening or remove hardened tartar. There may also be pigment from foods and drinks, and your dentist can help work out which of these is involved.
Should I book the cleaning and whitening together?+
Ask when you get in touch. The clinic can tell you how these would be organized for you, as the answer depends on your examination and on how much care your gums and teeth need first.
Do bleeding gums affect whether I can whiten?+
Inflammation may need treatment before cosmetic care, so mention any bleeding. Your dentist will check your gums and let you know how that affects the timing of a whitening treatment.
How will I know if my dullness is surface or deeper?+
You often cannot tell by looking in a mirror. A dentist looks at the location and pattern of colour, and removing deposits can sometimes make the difference much clearer.
From Mandalay West, what is the way to have this looked at?+
Our form and our phone line, (204) 338-3003, both work. You would come to Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6, at a time the clinic confirms with you afterward.