Stained teeth are a common problem that can affect the appearance of your smile. When they appear, many people are concerned because they don’t know what caused them or what to do about them, thinking that they may affect the health of their mouth. But is it really something to worry about?<\/p>\n
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Some are superficial and can be easily removed; others are deeper and more difficult to treat and may indicate underlying oral health problems.<\/strong> There are different types depending on their colour:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Treatment<\/strong><\/p>\n Most of them are easy to remove, but you should visit a dental specialist who, after a preliminary diagnosis, can study your case and recommend the most appropriate treatment.<\/p>\n When stains are superficial, such as brown stains, they can be removed by professional oral hygiene<\/strong>. For the treatment to be effective, it is very important to maintain proper hygiene in the days following treatment.<\/p>\n If the stains are deeper and are already part of your teeth, teeth whitening<\/strong> is a great way to remove them and improve their appearance. A good dental cleaning should be carried out before this treatment.<\/p>\n Another option is veneers<\/strong>, which are thin films that adhere to your teeth, changing their shape, size and colour, thus covering all visual impurities. A very good and revolutionary option is the First Fit Veneers, the colour of which do not change over time.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Prevention<\/strong><\/p>\n It is essential to maintain a proper dental hygiene routine and to follow a healthy diet<\/strong> in order to maintain the results after dental treatment and prevent the stains from reappearing. Here are some tips:<\/p>\n\n