Summer 2021 How white can your teeth get?

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How white can your teeth get?

How often do you consume teeth-staining beverages and foods?*

I rarely consume foods and drinks that could stain my teeth. I occasionally consume items that could stain my teeth. I consume teeth-staining foods or drinks daily.

FACT: Coffee, tea, wine, soda and sports drinks can stain your teeth. Eating some colorful or acidic foods like blueberries or tomato sauce can also discolor teeth.

Which best describes your daily oral health care routine?*

I always brush at least twice a day, floss daily and visit my dentist regularly. I occasionally miss a brushing or flossing session or skip my dental appointment. I frequently skip brushing or flossing and haven’t visited a dentist in more than a year.

FACT: 43% of Americans haven't had their teeth professionally cleaned in over a year.* Regular dental visits and daily brushing and flossing help remove plaque.

Source: *Delta Dental's State of American Oral Health Report, 2020

What is your age?*

18-49 50-74 75+

FACT: As we age, the outer part of our teeth (enamel) gets thinner and the inner hard part of our teeth (dentin) gets darker, making teeth look more yellow or gray.

Have you used tobacco?*

I have avoided tobacco. I sometimes use(d) tobacco. I use tobacco regularly.

FACT: Tobacco can stain your teeth, causing them to turn yellow, brown or even black.

Have you had dental work on your front teeth?*

I have no fillings or other major dental work on my front teeth. I have some dental work on my front teeth. I have had quite a bit of dental work on my front teeth.

FACT: Teeth whitening does not work on fillings, crowns, veneers, bonding and bridges.

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