My teeth have been growing yellower the past year. At first i didn't think much of it, but it's been getting worse over time. It's really embarrassing and I can't pinpoint the cause or do anything to stop it. Brushing my teeth hasn't had any effect whatsoever. I don't think its my diet because I don't drink soda much, never drank coffee, don't drink, smoke, or do drugs. It's a bit frustrating. I don't have the money to go to a dentist yet, so any alternatives from a professional would be great.
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Yes, there can be some discrepancy in the tooth shade from the front to the sides. Also, lighting will not reach the sides of the mouth as much as the front teeth due the lips and cheeks casting shadowing and blocking light. Teeth whitening is an option if you are looking to lighten any of your...
You can anything after whitening. You may want to stay away from foods like red wine, coffee and tea which will stain your teeth again. You may also want to avoid very cold foods, as your teeth may be sensitive to cold foods after a whitening treatment.
