Dental staining removal

Staining causes roughness on the surface of the teeth, which exposes them to new staining and the formation of tartar.

Dental staining is removed at the dentist's or dental hygienist's appointment through different methods, such as ultrasonic devices, hand instruments, and intensive whitening. To prevent tooth discolouration, you can avoid tooth-colouring foods and nicotine products, as well as take good care of your dental hygiene.

In the treatment of stains, it is essential to find out the reasons that cause stains on your teeth. This makes it possible to prevent staining.

It is sometimes challenging or impossible to remove stains, in which case the discolouration can be covered with a filler in the colour of the adjacent teeth, ceramic laminate or a tooth crown.

The most effective way to prevent dental stains and discolouration is to avoid tooth-colouring foods and nicotine products, as well as take good care of dental hygiene.

To some extent, whitening toothpastes from pharmacies and shops can be used to prevent superficial stains on teeth. The mechanism of action of these toothpastes is enzymatic or mechanical. Mechanical stain removers abrade the surface of the tooth, wearing it down, and thus long-term use can damage the tooth enamel and make it even easier for stains to adhere to the worn surface of the tooth. Long-term use of abrasive toothpaste is, therefore, not recommended. It is also advisable to discuss the use of these products with your dental care professional.