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Category: Cosmetic Dentistry

Pop-On Veneers 2025: Are They Worth It or Bad for Your Teeth?

Pop-On Veneers: Are They Worth It, or Just a Lid?

Cosmetic Dentistry8 min read  •  By Dr. Kevin Baharvand, DMD, MS  •  Updated August 2026The short answerPop on veneers are a removable plastic shell that clips over your own teeth, made from an impression you take at home. They are not dental treatment and they do not fix anything. For a wedding photo or a temporary confidence problem while you save up, they are a reasonable purchase. Worn every day...

Should You Brush Before Whitening Strips? Frisco Dentist Explains

Should You Brush Before Using Whitening Strips?

Cosmetic Dentistry6 min read  •  By Dr. Kevin Baharvand, DMD, MS  •  Updated August 2026The short answerBrush first, but not immediately first. Brush, then wait about thirty minutes before applying the strips. Brushing removes the plaque film that would otherwise sit between the gel and your enamel, but brushing hard right before applying makes the gums more likely to sting and can push the sensitivity up. If you are short...

Is Charcoal Toothpaste Good for Your Teeth?

Tooth Stains: What Actually Removes Them, and What Doesn’t

Cosmetic Dentistry8 min read  •  By Dr. Kevin Baharvand, DMD, MS  •  Updated August 2026The short answerThere are two completely different problems and most people are treating the wrong one. Surface stain sits on the outside of the tooth and comes off with polishing or a mildly abrasive paste. Internal discoloration is the colour of the tooth itself, and no toothpaste on earth changes it, because abrasives cannot reach it....