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Yellow Teeth |
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This may
seem like a small portion of the problem but we would like to address it
as we get a lot of questions surrounding yellow teeth. When you
smoke tobacco the first puff covers your teeth with the most pungent and
potent first pass of smoke from the nicotine delivery device. It then
covers the porous tongue and gums before entering the sponge like lungs
which are expecting oxygen. When you exhale the teeth are once again hit
with the yellowish grey smoke to add an additional layer of stain to
those pearly whites. There are many great treatments to get your teeth
back to the way they where when you first received them back at age 8
however there is no sense in spending the time, effort or hard earned
money on these remedies if you are going to continue to re-coat your
teeth again and again with more smoke from your favorite drug habit.
What do you think? |
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