Medications: It has long been known that certain drugs discolor teeth in developing children.Some infections in pregnant mothers can affect enamel development in your baby and discolor their teeth.
Certain medical treatments, such as head and neck radiation and chemotherapy can cause teeth to discolor. Disease: Diseases that prevent normal development of tooth enamel (the white exterior of your teeth) and dentin (the more porous “yellower” core under enamel) can lead to tooth discoloration.
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Skipping professional dental cleanings can also allow stains to start.
Poor dental hygiene: Forgetting to brush and floss your teeth can cause plaque and food stains to build up. Tobacco use: Smoking or chewing tobacco can stain teeth. Foods/drinks: Coffee, tea, colas, wines, and some starchy foods such as pasta or potatoes, can create conditions that cause staining. That makes pursuing a healthy white smile worthwhile. The good news is that in many cases reversing teeth stains is within our reach. Although whitening is usually done for cosmetic reasons, your dentist can guide you on what options you have for treating the type of staining you have. He or she will be able to tell you if your tooth discoloration is simply staining caused by lifestyle factors - such as drinking too much coffee - or may be more a matter of dental health. That’s why it’s important to discuss any plans you have for whitening your teeth with your dentist. Some we can’t control, such as age or accidents when we are young that may disturb our tooth enamel’s development. There are many reasons why your teeth may darken. A healthy white smile is on just about everybody’s wish list.
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