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"I&amp;#039;d like to whiten my teeth, but I have veneers on the front two. Can I use an at-home whitening product? I don&amp;#039;t recommend it. A veneer is a thin shell (typically porcelain) bonded onto the front of a tooth. Teeth-whitening products can&amp;#039;t penetrate a veneer or change its color, but they can lighten your surrounding nonveneered teeth, which could leave you with an unevenly toned smile. Furthermore, whiteners that submerge or encase teeth (as trays or strips do) can permeate them from the backside. Because many veneers are translucent, this could affect how your teeth appear from the front \u2014 but again, not necessarily evenly. The bottom line: It&amp;#039;s best to entrust the task of whitening your veneered teeth to a dentist. For more on teeth whitening, check out our tips for at-home whitening. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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