The most common causes of tooth discoloration are staining due to smoking, infections, certain medicines and poor dental hygiene. Sometimes, changes in dental health may indicate an underlying health complication. Identifying and correcting the etiology can reduce the discoloration.

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Tooth Discoloration
medindia 8870 Posts Poetry compares teeth to pearls. But teeth unlike pearls, are exposed to a variety of elements in day-to-day life. All these exposures are bound to take its toll on teeth color. They are also called the sentries of the digestive system....Read More
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would teeth discoloration be caused by pollen allergies? My daughter has always had beautiful teeth but now dark spots have appeared on a couple of her teeth. They are not cavities and appear to be on the surface.

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