Teeth Stain. Please suggest!

there are varius etiological factors of staining,Extrinsic stains are because of tea,coffee,other beverages,Smoking,Tobacco chewing. Intrinsic stains are white or brown spots due to demineralization and cannot be removed by scaling

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1.Brush your teeth twice. 2. Quit tobacco/bettlenut chewing habit if any. 3. visit dental clinic every 6 months to keep a track of healthy oral hygeine

There can be several reasons for dark brown stains on teeth. Food and beverages: Certain foods and drinks, such as coffee, tea, red wine, and dark-colored fruits, can contribute to tooth staining over time. Regular consumption of these items can lead to the buildup of pigments on the teeth. Poor oral hygiene: Inadequate brushing and flossing can allow plaque and tartar to accumulate on the teeth, which can cause discoloration. Maintaining a consistent and thorough oral hygiene routine is crucial for preventing tooth stains. Tobacco use: Smoking or chewing tobacco can cause significant tooth staining. The tar and nicotine in tobacco products can adhere to the teeth, resulting in brown or yellow discoloration. Medications and medical conditions: Some medications, such as certain antibiotics (e.g., tetracycline) taken during tooth development, can cause intrinsic tooth staining. Certain medical conditions or treatments like radiation therapy can also contribute to tooth discoloration. Aging: As we age, the enamel on our teeth naturally wears down, revealing the underlying dentin, which is yellower in color. This can make the teeth appear more stained or discolored. If you've already consulted with dentists and they haven't identified a specific cause for the stains, it's possible that they may be extrinsic stains caused by external factors like food and drink. Regular dental cleanings can help remove surface stains and maintain oral hygiene. If you're concerned about the persistent stains and want to explore further, it may be worth seeking a second opinion from another dentist or a specialist in cosmetic dentistry. They can evaluate your specific situation, conduct further tests if necessary, and provide personalized recommendations for addressing the staining.

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Hello Plz attach photographs.it is bcz of poor oral hygiene

It’s due to chromogenic bacteria.These bacteria grow at a specific oral Environment. One more reason is if your tooth surface /enamel is rough ,it attracts more bacteria and stains .

Get polishing done along with dental scaling

Use X tar tooth paste .it will Prevent stain formation

Hi. Please attach photographs for better suggestions Stains could be coz of many reasons: Coffee,tea Iron Poor oral hygiene Fluoride

Kindly attach pic. Advised scaling and polishing