White teeth are highly valued by young adults. But an even tooth color is considered to be of even higher importance. A study from the University of Gothenburg, one of the first of its kind, shows ...

Three quarters of magazine images had teeth that were whiter than the shade guide. Magazines used only a very narrow range of tooth shades compared to real teenaged teeth. The impact of media ...

We'd all love to have a flawless set of pearly whites. But whether it's a yellow stain, brown spots or chalky white patches, our teeth are rarely perfect. Instead of just being unsightly, these could ...

A change in tooth colour is caused by factors such as external stains from food, drinks, and tobacco, and internal factors such as disease, genetics, certain medications, or damage to the enamel ...

Your teeth's colour changes can signal serious health issues beyond just staining. Yellowing might indicate liver problems or diabetes, while gray or dark teeth could point to trauma, heavy metal ...