Stained Teeth or Enamel Erosion?

What may look like a surface stain on your teeth could actually be a sign of something more serious—enamel erosion. Acidic foods and drinks can weaken your enamel, making your teeth look yellow and dull. Learn the differences between surface stains and enamel erosion along with popular foods and drinks that can cause them. As always, be sure to speak with your dentist for an official diagnosis.

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Find out which popular home whitening treatments can weaken your enamel, making your teeth look yellow and dull.

Woman Smiling with Healthy Tooth Enamel — The Importance of Enamel-Safe Whitening

Learn why keeping your enamel safe is important, especially if you want healthy, white teeth.

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Stained Teeth or Enamel Erosion?

Natural Whitening Routines That Can Harm Your Teeth

The Importance of Enamel-Safe Whitening

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