Black, Brown, Green, Orange Stains On Teeth And The Treatment , Tooth surface stains have always been a problem for dentists as well as patients. today it have become a lucrative market for frauds to present new kind of promising teeth whitening solutions which can whiten your teeth instantly. I'm here trying to tell you about three basic kinds of teeth discolorations and how are they formed and how they can be treated. Black stains- Dark back to grey colored line which runs one mm above the gum line from adjacent interproximal areas. Usually caused by exposure or ingestion of metallic substances like silver, iron , lead. It can be present on lingual or facial or on the both the surface of the teeth. Stains are firmly attached on the teeth it can be removed by professional teeth cleaning and proper brushing technique. Recurrent rate is high. Females are more affected then malesBrown Stains- I am not talking about smoking or tobacco stains It may occur in non smokers Stains are in the form of tenacious but delicate film of the surface of the tooth. Lingual surface of lower teeth and buccal surface of maxillary molar are the place where you can mostly seen them. It is formed due to altered salivary mucins due to the action of bacterial enzymes.Green Stains- Seen as band of green color staining on the facial surface of maxillary teeth. Can be seen more on the boys. Associated with poor oral hygiene. Occurs due to chromogenic bacteria which act on the remaining enamel cuticle. Extrinsic in nature and can be removes by simple brushing or teeth cleaning.Orange Stains- Rarely seen. Involves both facial and lingual surface of the teeth. Cause is unknown , can effect both males and females. Easily removed in compared with green stains. Produced due to chromogenic bacteria. Associated with poor oral hygiene and removed with the help of brush and abrasives.Treatment of teeth stains- Extrinsic Stains which are only on the surface- Scaling and polishing with prophylaxis paste is sufficient for removal of extrinsic stains ie whihc are present on the surface of the tooth. Intrinsic Stains- Professional bleaching is required for removal of intrinsic stains.Meet your dentist for further diagnosis and proper treatment. don't experiment with your teeth, Permanent teeth come for once. , http://bit.ly/18cCG85

Black, Brown, Green, Orange Stains On Teeth And The Treatment , Tooth surface stains have always been a problem for dentists as well as patients. today it have become a lucrative market for frauds to present new kind of promising teeth whitening solutions which can whiten your teeth instantly. I'm here trying to tell you about three basic kinds of teeth discolorations and how are they formed and how they can be treated. Black stains- Dark back to grey colored line which runs one mm above the gum line from adjacent interproximal areas. Usually caused by exposure or ingestion of metallic substances like silver, iron , lead. It can be present on lingual or facial or on the both the surface of the teeth. Stains are firmly attached on the teeth it can be removed by professional teeth cleaning and proper brushing technique. Recurrent rate is high. Females are more affected then malesBrown Stains- I am not talking about smoking or tobacco stains It may occur in non smokers Stains are in the form of tenacious but delicate film of the surface of the tooth. Lingual surface of lower teeth and buccal surface of maxillary molar are the place where you can mostly seen them. It is formed due to altered salivary mucins due to the action of bacterial enzymes.Green Stains- Seen as band of green color staining on the facial surface of maxillary teeth. Can be seen more on the boys. Associated with poor oral hygiene. Occurs due to chromogenic bacteria which act on the remaining enamel cuticle. Extrinsic in nature and can be removes by simple brushing or teeth cleaning.Orange Stains- Rarely seen. Involves both facial and lingual surface of the teeth. Cause is unknown , can effect both males and females. Easily removed in compared with green stains. Produced due to chromogenic bacteria. Associated with poor oral hygiene and removed with the help of brush and abrasives.Treatment of teeth stains- Extrinsic Stains which are only on the surface- Scaling and polishing with prophylaxis paste is sufficient for removal of extrinsic stains ie whihc are present on the surface of the tooth. Intrinsic Stains- Professional bleaching is required for removal of intrinsic stains.Meet your dentist for further diagnosis and proper treatment. don't experiment with your teeth, Permanent teeth come for once. , http://bit.ly/18cCG85 , via Dental Teach " Daily Dental Info " http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=622594257765127&set=a.581318801892673.1073741846.110664842291407&type=1