I have 1 front tooth that is suddenly staining quickly yet the rest of my teeth appear fine. What would cause 1 tooth to stain so quickly while the others all look fine? Bleaching has caused some improvement but not nearly the effect it has on the other teeth. I visited my dentist and he had no answer for me.
Answer: Central tooth with a different color
Before any conclusions can be done, the x-ray of the tooth need to be performed. There`re different reasons for a color change, and the 1st reason can be the infection inside the tooth, which can appear after even minimal tooth trauma. Or it can be associated with old composite or just discoloration like enamel hypoplasia. Probably bleaching won`t be really helpful here.
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Answer: Central tooth with a different color
Before any conclusions can be done, the x-ray of the tooth need to be performed. There`re different reasons for a color change, and the 1st reason can be the infection inside the tooth, which can appear after even minimal tooth trauma. Or it can be associated with old composite or just discoloration like enamel hypoplasia. Probably bleaching won`t be really helpful here.
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November 6, 2012
Answer: Teeth stain
If your front middle tooth is the one you are talking about, it has a composite or bonded filling on it, and fillings stain more and faster than natural teeth, or they do not whiten when you whiten the rest.
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November 6, 2012
Answer: Teeth stain
If your front middle tooth is the one you are talking about, it has a composite or bonded filling on it, and fillings stain more and faster than natural teeth, or they do not whiten when you whiten the rest.
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