Why our teeths are yellow

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Common cause of yellow teeth


Yellow teeth can be a cosmetic concern for many people, as they can affect the overall appearance of your smile. There are many reasons that your teeth can become stained or yellow. These include drinks (coffee, tea & red wine), foods (heavily coloured or dark foods), tobacco, wear of teeth and the natural ageing process. With all of the amazing restaurants and cafes along Glenferrie Road in Hawthorn, this could happen quite quickly!  There are several reasons why teeth may become yellow,


1.    Smoking: 

    Smoking and other forms of tobacco 

u  use can cause teeth to become yellow or brown   due to the chemicals in tobacco.

2.    Age:

    As you get older, the enamel on your teeth naturally wears down, which can make teeth appear more yellow.


3.    Poor oral hygiene:

   Failing to brush and floss your teeth regularly can allow plaque and tartar to build up, which can cause teeth to become discolored.


4.    Certain foods and drinks:

   Foods and drinks that are high in pigments, such as coffee, tea, red wine, and dark-colored berries, can stain teeth over time.


How to remove stains and make my teeth whiter?

There are a few options to help to remove stains and whiten your teeth. Many stains can be removed with a professional clean which will bring your teeth back to their natural colour. If you would like your teeth to be whiter than this, we can look at whitening gels to improve the shade of your teeth further, or possibly veneers which mask the colour of your teeth.


Here is some reasons behind your yellow teeth


1.    Limit stain-causing foods and drinks:

   Cut back on coffee, tea, red wine, and other pigmented foods and drinks that can contribute to tooth discoloration.


2.    Consider professional teeth whitening: There are several professional teeth whitening options available, including in-office treatments and take-home kits, that can help remove deeper stains and brighten your smile.


3.    Practice good oral hygiene: 

   Brush your teeth twice a day, floss at least once a day, and use mouthwash regularly to help remove surface stains and prevent further discoloration.


4.    Genetics: 

   The color of your teeth is actually an attribute that can run in your family. Typically, teeth can have a, brown, yellow, or gray natural shade that comes from your family’s genes.

5.    Quit smoking:

   If you smoke, consider quitting to help prevent further discoloration and improve your overall oral health.



 

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