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Posted on 1/20/2018 by Thomas Mahar |
 Taking care of any teeth that have dental crowns on them takes a bit of extra finesse. Instead of just being able to treat the natural tooth, we must also treat the false tooth that capped the original tooth. This can make any type of procedure more difficult, especially cosmetic procedures. If you want to whiten your teeth and you have dental crowns, this can impact the type of procedure you can get and the type of results you may have. Here are a few suggestions to make deciding what you can do with your teeth a little easier. Talking to Us at Your Next Appointment Can HelpIf you really want something done with your teeth, the best thing that you can do is talk with us. Tell us at your next appointment what you are hoping to achieve. We can then discuss what options you have so that you can get the treatment you were hoping for. While whitening is more difficult when you have crowns, it is not impossible.We just have to make sure that we are careful with how we perform the procedure. It is recommended that you only whiten your teeth in-office with us, especially when you have crowns. The last thing you want is to try and whiten them at home, only to have an issue with your crown come up and wind up in pain. Getting whiter teeth is easier when you let us do it for you. We can put the product right where we want it to go, and keep it out of areas we want it to stay out of. This gives us an edge over anything you can do at home, since we can see in your mouth easier than you can. If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please call us at (315) 766-2770 today. |
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