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Yes. Smoking causes blackish brownish stains on the teeth. But most important effect of smoking is on your gums and other parts of oral cavity. Also the stains attract different bacteria to colonize on the teeth increasing chances of decay.
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Yes 100% the colour changes a lot and even the skin in mouth changes and it may result in cancer.
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Smoking causes stains in the teeth primarily and so on.
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Yes definitely smoking causes both extrinsic and intrinsic stains means over a period of time ull have yellowish and brownish stained teeth.
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yes. smoking causes discoloration of teeth
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Smoking causes yellowness of teeth, it also reduces the blood supply to the gums leading to gum issues. Along with it, it has staining effect on the teeth.
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