Causes of staining

Posted on 13th April at 01:35 PM Posted by: Ian Marlow

Staining on the outer surfaces of your teeth is caused primarily by contents of your diet interacting with proteins in your saliva coating your teeth. The extent of any staining could be different for you compared to others due to the state of your teeth, the contents of your saliva, your diet, whether you smoke and your normal rate of tartar formation. These factors can result in a variety of colours, intensities and location of stain, which can work its way into the upper layers of enamel, if left alone. If you want to just get your teeth back to their natural colour by keeping these external stains at bay, use of whitening paste with high stain removing power and a mouthwash to reduce new stain adherance can really help.

Does this damage your teeth

Posted on 16th April at 08:39 AM Posted by: Marcus

If these products are designed to remove stuff from your teeth - can they damage your teeth over time?

Sonic or not

Posted on 03rd May at 11:30 PM Posted by: Caz Stapleton

Is it possible that the use of a Sonic toothbrush could loosen crowns, caps or fillings. Since I started using one I have experienced a lot of problems with my teeth, and I wondered if there was a connection. Caz x

Breath Freshener

Posted on 04th May at 07:26 AM Posted by: Mrs P.J. Badger

I have been trying for ages now to get Smile Internal Breath Fresheners, without success. They are BRILLIANT! After eating onions, garlic etc, they make such a difference. Thanking you.

teeth

Posted on 19th June at 10:37 PM Posted by: mez

im just wondering what to use for my tooth its just one of my tooth that is discoloured the dentist mentioned the tooth had the root canal taken out or something along those lines could you recommend something to use as i cant afford the treatment that he suggested it will cost £400

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