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There is nothing more annoying than teeth or teeth that are discoloured and therefore do not look well cared for! One of the most common problems with teeth is that they are black or discoloured, and this of course has a negative effect on your overall appearance.
So what are these black spots on your teeth, and where do they come from? More importantly, what can you do about them? All questions that need clear answers, and you will find them here.
Dark stains on your teeth make your teeth look less attractive and well cared for, but also have a negative impact on your overall oral health. It is therefore very important to identify the cause of the problem as soon as possible, and if necessary seek the help of a medical professional.
So what are the main causes of dark stains on your teeth? You can find out more in the following section!
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The causes of black stuff on your teeth can be various. Here are the main ones:
These causes may include black tartar, which will also give your teeth a black colour!
Often, not only the teeth themselves, but also the gums are the victims of black or grey stains. This can of course be a side effect of the causes mentioned above, but there may also be another reason for this.
For example, your gums may become discoloured if there is an underlying infection or demineralisation of your teeth. In that case, it is definitely important to seek the help of a dentist!
It is possible to remove black stains from your teeth. Here are a few tips:
These lifestyle changes can go a long way to eliminating black spots on your teeth!
Want to make sure you don’t have any grey or black stains on your teeth in the first place? Prevention is better than cure, and fortunately there are many ways to do that.
For example, it is important to eat healthily. Not only because unhealthy food directly causes more dark spots, but also because many added sugars, for example, cause inflammation in the body. And that has a negative effect on the health of your teeth from the inside out. Finally, regular brushing is also a good way to prevent black stuff on your teeth!
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Kim Schouten
In recent years, she has worked in various areas to improve oral health care for both young and old. Oral care is an essential part of daily care. This is because good oral care is not only important for the mouth, but also for overall health. Therefore, it is very important to create awareness and share knowledge about this.
Frequently asked questions
What are black stains on my teeth?
Black spots on your teeth are usually the result of drinking a lot of coffee, smoking or not brushing enough. However, you should always consult a dentist to determine the cause, as it could also be a gum infection.
How can black spots on your teeth be removed?
Removing black spots on your teeth can be done by brushing regularly, drinking less coffee or other staining drinks and just generally living a healthier life. Regular dental check-ups are also a good tip!
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