What causes teeth to turn blue?

Teeth are a very important part of people's body structure, and many people know that their teeth are white, but white with a slight yellowish tint is a normal color. However, some people find that their teeth are blue in their daily lives. When this happens, many people will think that it is because they did not brush their teeth cleanly or for some other reasons. So what causes the teeth to turn blue? What harm does it do to teeth?

Tooth stains and tartar: These are caused by smoking, tea drinking or poor daily oral hygiene habits.

Drug or food damage: irreversible damage caused by drugs (such as tetracycline teeth) or food (such as fluorosis caused by water) during the tooth development stage.

Born with blue teeth: This is determined by the genes of the black race. The genes determine that the teeth of the black race are bluer than those of the white and black race. If it is confirmed that the first reason is the cause, you can go to the hospital for ultrasonic cleaning. This is the fastest way to achieve results, but the process is somewhat painful and your teeth will become sensitive after cleaning.

It is more important to maintain good oral hygiene habits and keep your teeth healthy. There is no need to deliberately sacrifice your health to change your natural yellow teeth. Most teeth whitening products on the market use chemical bleaching principles, which are very harmful to teeth. Therefore, when choosing whitening products, you should focus on whether they contain these chemical ingredients. Sacrificing the long-term health of your teeth in exchange for temporary whitening is not worth the cost, so you should consider it carefully.

You should have an oral examination every year, and if there is any abnormal bleeding, you should go for a check-up to rule out symptoms such as periodontitis or calculus. If it is gum recession, do not go to fill the tooth immediately. Generally, dentists recommend that you fill the tooth if recession occurs.

Some people find that the edge of their gums turns blue or black after having porcelain teeth done, which is very ugly. What's going on? Why do porcelain teeth change color after having porcelain teeth done? Let's introduce it in detail below.

Steps/Methods:

1. First: The so-called porcelain teeth are not made entirely of porcelain. Its structure is similar to the previous enamel pots, with porcelain on the outside and a layer of metal on the inside.

2. Second: If the oxide on the metal layer is not cleaned or gingivitis causes metal oxidation, the metal oxide will penetrate into the gingival tissue and the color of the gums will change.

3. Third: Once the gums are stained, it is difficult to deal with, so it is recommended that you do a cosmetic crown restoration.

Note:

Do not feed water or food to avoid suffocation and aspiration pneumonia. Once the convulsions are relieved, you can give sugar water or nutritious, easily digestible liquid or semi-liquid juices, such as milk, lotus root powder, noodles, and eggs. Also pay attention to your emotions and avoid excessive fatigue or excessive excitement.