Changing the color of the teeth

Each of us wants to see our teeth pearly white, and we try to achieve this by any means. But in fact, the color of the teeth depends not only on whether we clean them well or badly. The solid yellow substance (dentin) under the transparent tooth enamel in many respects affects the shade of the teeth. All that we eat for the day also leaves a mark on our teeth. With age, there is a discoloration of the teeth - they can turn yellow and get a dark color, but if you regularly drink coffee, cola and tea, or smoke a lot, you will not be able to keep a beautiful smile even at a young age.

What influences the change in the shade of the teeth?

Also, the teeth can be affected by various processes occurring in the body. For example, the teeth appeared brown, bluish-greenish or greenish shade.

• Iron, silver and magnesia can give the teeth a black tint, and lead and mercury paint their teeth in a greenish-blue color.
• Under the influence of nickel and copper, teeth can become green or green-blue.
• Pairs of chromic acid color them in orange.

Even a long stay in the pool with chlorinated water can lead to a change in the color of the teeth. It is likely that they will acquire a brown color. A prolonged effect on the teeth of an iodine solution will lead to the same result.

The bluish-gray color of the teeth may appear in the child if his mother took tetracycline during pregnancy. Children who are forced to take the antibiotic tetracycline during the formation of permanent teeth are also prone to this problem. The drug minocycline, taken by people in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis and acne, will cause the appearance of blue-gray spots on the teeth. The grayish shade will indicate a dentine disorder due to the transferred infectious diseases.

Why do teeth appear on the teeth?

Often there is a problem like spots on the teeth. They can be opaque, white and small. Most likely, this is the result of using water, tooth rinse and toothpaste