If you see a white highlight border around the thumbnail, it means the mask is currently selected. If you don't see the border, click on the thumbnail to select it: We're going to remove that initial selection around his teeth by filling the layer mask with black.
This will temporarily hide all the work we did from view. With the layer mask selected, go up to the Edit menu at the top of the screen and select Fill, which brings up the Fill dialog box.
For 'Contents', click on the down-pointing arrow and choose Black from the list: With black selected, click OK to exit out of the dialog box.
Photoshop fills the layer mask with black: With the layer mask filled with black, it looks like we've undone all the work we did on his teeth. They're back to being yellow and dull: Don't worry, all the work we did is still there, we just can't see it at the moment.
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