Types of Stains
Dark stains on teeh tend have negative impacts on people's lives.
People with darkened teeth will find ways to cover their mouth with almost anything to keep from having to smile in public.
Aging |
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How your teeth and gums respond to age depends on how well you've cared for them over the years. But even if you're meticulous about brushing and flossing, you may notice that your mouth feels drier and your gums have pulled back (receded). Your teeth may darken slightly and become more brittle and easier to break.
Most adults can keep their natural teeth all of their lives. But with less saliva to wash away bacteria, your teeth and gums become slightly more vulnerable to decay and infection.
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Smoking |
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| One of the effects of smoking is staining on the teeth due to the nicotine and tar content. It can make the teeth yellow in a very short time, and heavy smokers often complain that their teeth are almost brown after years of smoking. |
Genetic |
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Tetracycline |
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Tetracycline is an antibiotic that is used by doctors for killing bacteria. Although a good product, it also has a property that is not so good.
Bone and teeth that are being developed when the antibiotic is being given becomes darkened. This happens in varying degrees with people.
Laser teeth whitening has been very effective in whitening teeth for people who have suffered with dental staining due to antibiotics. |
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