Can yellow teeth turn white again from smoking?

Remove smoking plaque from teeth yourself

Stubborn, deep-seated tooth discoloration can only be removed by the dentist. However, with conscientious oral hygiene, you can do a lot to reduce smoking on your teeth. Here are our tips:

• Regular brushing is an important preventive measure to avoid dental plaque. Brush your teeth at least twice a day for 2–3 minutes.
  
• Avoid whitening toothpastes that promise to remove smoking plaque. They usually contain highly abrasive substances that can damage your teeth in the long run.
  
• Since nicotine accumulates particularly easily in the interdental spaces, you should clean them at least once a day with dental floss, interdental brushes or the Philips AirFloss Ultra.
  
• Chew sugar-free dental gum – this stimulates salivation, improves the pH in the mouth and also provides fresh breath.
  
• Antibacterial mouthwashes can help with bad breath, among other things.
  
  

Our tip: If you do not feel that you can achieve satisfactory results with your manual toothbrush, then try a modern sonic toothbrush, such as the Philips Sonicare Toothbrush. Together with the Premium White brush head, it reduces superficial tobacco discoloration and ensures whiter teeth within just one week. You will feel the difference clearly.

Say goodbye to your smoking teeth today and soon you will be able to look forward to a bright white smile again.