Maybe you’re sitting down at the kitchen table sneaking in a second cup of coffee while your kids smile at you in between heaping bites of cereal. Or you catch a glimpse of their teeth while they’re raising a rec league soccer trophy. Bu you notice that… something looks different. It’s their smile, with what appears to be stained or yellow teeth, and you’re likely wondering if this is a temporary situation or something to worry about. Are New Permanents to Blame for Yellow Teeth? Like other phenomena in dental hygiene, the cause for concern could in fact be something totally normal. In the case of spying stained or yellow teeth in your kids, when adult teeth begin erupting and replacing baby teeth around age 6 or 7, they naturally have a different appearance. In fact, they can look yellow — especially when compared to baby teeth side by side. You’ll also notice that adult teeth will brighten over time, losing their yellow tint. Can Yellow Teeth Be a Sign of Something More Serious? In short, yes. Stained or yellow teeth could be caused by a number of issues that likely require attention from your pediatric dentist, including:
You want your kids to have bold, bright smiles. And when you see stained or yellow teeth, it can be a cause for concern — we totally understand. But even if there is an underlying health or hygiene issue responsible, we can still get your children started down the bright path. Reach out today to schedule a consultation.
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