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What Makes Teeth Yellow?


Why do teeth become yellow?


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To figure out how to whiten teeth, we have to know why they get yellow in the first place. There are several factors that play a part, including genetics, what kind of food and drink you consume, and how well you practice oral hygiene. A tooth is made up of 4 tissues-enamel, which is the strong white covering that protects the tooth, dentin, which supports the enamel and is a hard yellow material that carries nerves, pulp, which is at the center of the tooth and contains blood and lymph vessels, and cementum, which covers the root of the tooth.

The enamel and dentin is what play the biggest role in color. Certain food and drinks will directly stain the enamel, yes, but over time the two biggest culprits are the nasty food and drink that actually break down the enamel, and weakening enamel as we age. As the enamel breaks down, it reveals the yellow dentin underneath.

Smoking

This is probably the worst cause for tooth decay and discolouration. It damages the teeth beyond repair. Not only does it make them yellow, in some cases it also leaves behind permanent grey marks that can't be removed, no matter how much you try and how much you spend.

Too Much Tea or Coffee

Excess of anything can turn out to be harmful, and same is the case with excess consumption of tea or coffee. Drinking too much tea or coffee stains the teeth. Not only do they erode the enamel but they also make the teeth stickier which causes food particles to clasp on.

Sugary Drinks

This one has double impact. It's a mix of acidity and sugar, both of which are bad for the teeth. If you still want a glass or two once in a while then I suggest you drink quickly instead of sipping on it over a long period of time and rinse your mouth after. (I advise a habit of using Baking Soda mixed in water to Push, swish, and pull around in your mouth often to regulate the acidity Ph value)

Brushing Right After Eating

This might seems harmless and even good but dentists suggest you drop this habit. The acid and sugar produced when we eat weakens the enamel temporarily and brushing it at the time weakens it further. Ideally, wait for half an hour or more or brush before eating and rinse your mouth after the meal.

Out of many many ways you can get yellow teeth, these are one of the most dangerously common ways. And now that you know what to avoid, also read 100% Natural & Effective Ways To Whiten Teeth


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