All of my teeth are a lot duller than I would like them but one of my front teeth is noticeably more yellow than the rest because the nerve is dead (know this from a dental x-ray years ago). I was thinking I would like to get them all whitened (bleached), but would this work on the dead one? If not, would it be better to get the veneer after I get the rest whitened?

What is the best way to bleach the teeth with more products to meet because I have a “dead tooth? I’m worried that if I will strip to buy my teeth whiter than others and my dead tooth remain the same , making the color more evident. any suggestions or advice?

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I went to the dentist recently as I had a small hole in one of my front teeth at the gumline and he gave me a filling, as well as a small filling in a back tooth for a tiny hole i’ve had for over 10 years (i’m 27 now) but he thought whilst he was doing the front one he may as well do that one too.

Before I went I had noticed that one of my wisdom teeth at the very top back looked a bit funny at the side as if it was decayed but it was very hard to tell due to how far back it is. . . even with a little dental mirror it was hard to see.
Whilst I was at the dentist he x-rayed both sides of my mouth and after the fillings said that the x rays were fine.
This was about 6/7 weeks ago. .
Now ive just looked at that tooth again and it just looks WEIRD. . and it feels weird too, as if 1/3rd of the tooth has chipped off, but I get no pain or discomfort from it. . .

Now I don’t know if this is a dead tooth that is just crumbling to pieces in the back of my mouth or if it’s just a really bizarre shape due to it being a wisdom tooth but my dentist never mentioned it at all. . . and he even x-rayed my mouth. . surely if there was a dead/badly decayed tooth in my mouth he would have wanted to whip it out/root canal it/ at least MENTION it?? I’m really freaking out about it now.

Also some of my front teeth look kinda stained at the gumline and I don’t understand why that didnt get polished away. . .

I feel absolutely gutted because I used to have perfectly shaped white teeth with no fillings and now I just feel like my teeth are in an absolute state compared to before

It looks like my enamels gone really thin also when I shine a light through them. . . is there any way I can make my teeth stronger, whiter and healthier again??

Thanks
Forgot to mention that these were my first fillings. . . all of a sudden my teeth seem to have gone from perfectly healthy to less so

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Improvements in technology as well as scientific knowledge about stains have changed the way we take care of our teeth. Instead of selling toothpaste just too basically clean the mouth, many whitening options are also available. When researching toothpaste you will be able to pay a few dollars to try different brands.
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Laser teeth whitening is an option as well. The process can be done in as little as one visit to a dentist’s office. It may take an hour or two and possibly a home follow up, but then you will be finished.
Bleaching is another professional option available. A replica of your teeth is made. Next a solution that you can use at home is prepared. This will require a few trips to the dentist office, and then you will be finished.
There are a variety of store bought whiteners available as well. One has a tray that you fill with gel and place on your teeth for a certain amount of time. Other options are strips that adhere to your teeth and they dissolve. Yet another option is strips that you place on your teeth and then take off and throw away. These are some of the top common methods. They lighten your teeth gradually so you will need to repeat the process over a length of time.
Whichever method of teeth whitening that you choose, you will be pleased with the results. Your teeth will feel cleaner, even healthier. When you feel better about yourself, your attitude usually changes. Whiter, brighter teeth will give you more self confidence and maybe even that job promotion you have been waiting for.