I have a dead nerve in one of my front teeth that I'm self-conscious about. It makes my tooth a little discolored. The only way I can whiten it is with internal bleaching, which I really don't want to do. Is it distracting/unsightly?

	If it's not a risky procedure, I would have it done. it does distract from your gorgeous smile and you'll feel better about yourself as well.
	Its not the first thing when you see your face. But when you know of your tooth, i find it unnatractive:s But its no big deal when de sollution is risky!
	I have the same thing lol my top left touth an its not that notsabull so be you an do whats true to you cuzz its beautiful
	can't really tell, you look great!
	So many people have super white teeth now and we know a whole lotta bleachin' in going on. Your smile is gorgeous and natural and rare, and I would not change it if I were you. Internal bleaching sounds a little sketchy, as well.
	You're a beautiful woman with a beautiful smile. I wouldn't have noticed it without someone bringing it to my attention. However, If it makes you more self-confident, I think you should do it. For you, no one else.
	My dearly departed sister had the same discolored tooth, and with her good looks (like yours) and sparkling personality, it was never an issue. I'd leave it alone!
	I would say have the bleaching process done as this seems to bother you. Does not seem like a difficult solution and then the problem would be corrected.
	You do not seem to want to have the bleaching done so I would say Do Not Have It Done! It really is not a distraction.
	Only have the bleaching done if you WANT it done. The tooth is not a distraction. Probably would not notice it if we were speaking face to face. I generally concentrate on a person's eyes!
	You chose the words "distracting" and "unsightly". Definetely neither of things! Only have the bleaching done if you want to!
	If this bothers you, go ahead and get the bleaching done. Remember, you will have this same smile for life.
	You are a very attractive woman; however, you seem self conscious about your tooth. If it would make you feel better, by all means have it fixed. Life is too short not to be happy. Good luck.
	You have a beautiful smile, but I do find the tooth distracting. I would get it bleached.
	I'd bleach it. You shouldn't be self conscious when you smile, especially with a smile as pretty as yours is!
	You are very attractive and have a beautiful smile. In my opinion the bleaching would improve it all.
	You have a great smile. The bleaching would improve it.
	It is not distracting or unsightly to me, but I can barely noticeable in this photo. You have a wonderful smile and I think that people are drawn into your smile. So if the tooth is more noticeable in person, then I think that you should bleach it.
	Your smile is radiant,and currently the discoloration as seen in this photo is barely noticeable. That being said, it comes down to how you feel about it. If it is eroding your confidence, then take the steps to change it. If you are confident with who you are, others will also feel the same.
	I can barely tell, I had to look at the picture several times. If makes you uncomfortable then get it bleached.
	Upon first glance I didn't notice your tooth. However since you brought it to my attention, and I looked at the photo very closely, I see it. I don't feel it's unsightly or distracting, but your feelings are what matters. Instead of internal bleaching, have you looked into veneers? Just a thought.
	At first I didn't even notice it, so it is not immediately distracting. But upon closer inspection I can see it. If it bothers you, though, consider bleaching that one to match the others. You have beautiful teeth otherwise.
	You have a lovely smile, but I think it would be to your advantage to try whitening the discolored tooth. It is certainly not unsightly, but if it were I, I'd want to get rid of the discoloration.
	At first, I wasn't sure who in the photo was asking the question, but after looking at the front teeth, I assume it is the woman who is asking. The discoloration is evident, but I wouldn't call it unsightly. On the other hand, you have such a beautiful smile, I think getting this fixed would enhance your smile all the more.