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What’s behind Discolouration in Leeds?

Monday, January 13th, 2014

1567900_blogYou would like to keep your teeth looking as bright and as sparkly as you can in Leeds, after all, they are one of the first things that others will look at as soon as you open your mouth. However, they can often become discoloured and although you can remedy this with whitening techniques and if need be, have veneers fitted- you should really look into just why your teeth have got into this state in the first place. It is all about lifestyle and diet. Your teeth are quite resilient but there is a limit to what they can take. If you are a bit wayward with your oral hygiene, you are going to be onto a loser from the start; cleaning your teeth is essential to keeping them bright and healthy, but if you constantly smoke, drink and eat rubbish foods, these will take the sheen off the enamel unless you up the way you care for your teeth. Your diet is also important in order to promote your immune system, which in turn will keep your teeth strong. Never be afraid to consult with your dentist and/or hygienist if you are having problems with discolouration of your teeth- the more you learn, the more you will be aware of what to avoid in the future and continue to keep your smile looking great.

Central Leeds Highlights Causes of Teeth Discolouration.

Sunday, July 15th, 2012

Dull teeth? Lost their shine? Teeth discolouration happens to most people with time but there are some things that can be done prevent it and treat it. Alcohol, coffee, tea, fizzy and juice drink will all stain your teeth over time when drunk and are normally the main factor in the discolouration of teeth. This staining can appear as isolated blotches of brown or grey colouring, or as general discolouration of the entire tooth. The tar that is inhaled when smoking will eventually turn your teeth yellow and grey with time, as well as causing numerous adverse health effects.

Some diseases can also cause a discolouration of your teeth, especially in young children. Medications can also be a contributing factor, including some antibiotics. If you are experiencing teeth discolouration and currently ill or under medication you should speak to your dentist or doctor about possible ways of dealing with it. Some dental treatments can also have an adverse effect on tooth colour, including some filling materials such as silver amalgam and too high levels of fluoride can all darken the colour of teeth.

If you are experiencing mild tooth discolouration there is a fair chance there will be no serious medical reasons and it is a purely cosmetic issue. Speak to your Central Leeds dentist about any worries you may have. They will be able to offer several options for returning a bright, white smile to your face. From teeth whitening tooth pastes and treatments, to using veneers there is a wide range of possibilities to get your teeth white again.