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Intrinsic Stains
Apr. 16, 2009

INTRINSIC STAINS

Stains beneath the tooth enamel are known as intrinsic stains. This type of staining is commonly caused by:

  • Aging
  • Defects within the tooth
  • Use of certain antibiotics during tooth development
  • Smoking

Also, your diet can affect the brightness of your smile. The following foods and beverages often contribute to tooth stains on or beneath tooth enamel:

  • Tobacco products
  • Coffee
  • Tea
  • Red wine
  • Colored juices
  • Curry
  • Soy
  • Cola drinks
  • Minerals in well water
WHITENING OPTIONS

If you are concerned about the color of your teeth, ask your dentist or hygienist about various options for tooth whitening, including:
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KEEPING TEETH WHITE

After any whitening procedure, daily care is key in keeping teeth bright. Brushing with a whitening toothpaste like will help to maintain whiter teeth and ensure good oral health. Sodium hexametaphosphate, a key ingredient in most whitening toothpaste , provides stain removal and protection benefits.