You know i don't know if you still need the answer for this question, but i had some fillings done on my front teeth. After all these years, i'm a smoker, and i drink dark pop, i tried those listerning whitening strips, and i believe it actually worked for me, i took a before and after photo just to see if they would work, and i think my teeth look whiter. My dentist said it wouldn't do any good, to whitening your teeth because of the color of fillings they put on, but i think it did,

When I was a baby I knocked one of my mothers front teeth out with my head. A year or two ago she tried Crest white strips, and they do not work on her fake tooth. I'd suggest having some sort of procedure done in a dentist office to whiten your teeth because of your unique situation. Otherwise, you may come out looking worse than you began, and those strips are pretty expensive. It would suck to have only wasted your money.

I have to agree with The Mrs. I would not waste a dime on any of these products. I would talk to my dentist to determine all of your options. It will probably get pricey. I have found that by diluting hydrogen peroxide and water, rinsing after brushing my teeth.....then use a mouth wash...my teeth have "appeared" whiter. They sure look a lot better to me. I opted for the bleaching trays and expensive products years ago and to me, the peroxide/water seems to work just as well. Not really sure of the effect on replacement teeth. If you find anything that works, please share! Good luck!

bleaching products only acts on the enamel of the tooth ,the material that we used to restore teeth is resin and it does not whiten.
your teeth would be whiter than the material than and it would see and interface line that distinguish the two different colors, but if you have this material a long time ago maybe its time to change it because nothing is forever , so you can bleach your teeth and then when you are satisfy with the color go to your dentist and change the resin for an new whiter one similar to the new color of your teeth

Hi! To answer your question, no any restorations in your mouth will not whiten. The only way to go about whitening is to bleach to your desired shade, then have some veneers or all porcelain crowns done on the front teeth. The results are very nice.

evil knocking out your mothers tooth