Black spots on teeth are related to our eating and drinking habits.
Why Do Black Stains on Teeth Occur?
Black spots on teeth are related to our eating and drinking habits. However, factors such as genetic predisposition, old age, wear of teeth over time, and medication use may also cause black spots.
How to Prevent Black Stains on Teeth?
In order to prevent black spots, we first need to review our eating, drinking and consumption habits. We should stay away from foods that may stain the teeth, avoid consuming foods containing artificial colorants, and apply proper oral care when we have to consume them.
Consuming frequently consumed beverages such as coffee and tea can cause black stains on the teeth. When tobacco consumption is added to these, the possibility of staining increases significantly. Brushing your teeth regularly and rinsing your mouth with water when brushing is not possible are effective methods to prevent stain formation.
Poor oral hygiene, plaque and acids from sugary foods can damage the protective enamel on the teeth, and if left untreated, can cause black tooth decay and cavities on the tooth surface.
In order to prevent black spots, we first need to review our eating, drinking and consumption habits. We should stay away from foods that may stain the teeth, avoid consuming foods containing artificial colorants, and apply proper oral care when we have to consume them.
How to Get Rid of Black Stains on Teeth?
You should make an appointment with your dentist regularly and have your teeth checked. These stains may cause cavities or infection in the future. To ensure your oral and dental hygiene, you should brush your teeth regularly and perform proper oral care. In order for the stains to be cleaned professionally, dental scaling may be required. In any case, it is possible to prevent these stains with proper oral care and routine dentist checks.