Smokers Stain Removal

The frequency of how often you should visit us for a stain removal depends entirely on the condition of your teeth. We recommend visiting us at least one time a year, as this is an important part of your dental hygiene.

On your visit to the Neem Tree Dental, your dentist and hygienist will advise on how many treatments you should have and how often you should visit.

Book an appointment to have smoke stains removed from your teeth from our practices in Wandsworth, South West London or Esher, Surrey.

We are using AIR-FLOW® technology which involves the mixture of water, air and a fine powder to remove surface stains. This advanced stain removal system enables us to remove the toughest smokers stains.  This treatment will leave your teeth smooth and bright immediately after the treatment is complete.

No, the treatment is not painful. With our advanced technology, you should feel no pain at all whilst we remove tooth stains caused by smoking.

Smokers develop more tartar on their teeth than nonsmokers this is because chemicals in tobacco products affect saliva flow in the mouth making it a lot easier for bacteria to stick to the teeth and gums. Smoking also interferes with blood circulation which affects the normal function of gum tissue, causing infections and restricting blood flow.

It also delays any healing in your gums. Smoking also damages your teeth as it stains your teeth yellow whilst also causing bad breath.

If you are currently a smoker, quitting smoking would be the first step to prevent any further damage to your teeth and gums. Good oral hygiene that includes brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste and also flossing daily. Doing this will help prevent any further cavities and gum infections.

Getting regular dental cleanings will allow your dentist to detect any early signs of gum disease. Having your teeth cleaned and checked by a dentist or dental hygienist at least once a year is also very important to prevent damage to my teeth and gums. 

Book an appointment with one of our dentists in Wandsworth, South West London or Esher, Surrey.

The tar and nicotine in cigarettes are what stains your teeth and makes them turn yellow. Smoking, even for a short period of time, can make your teeth yellow. Those who have been smoking for a very long time often find that their teeth are stained brown and this is due to the staining from tobacco. 

There are a few home remedies that you can try at home to try to remove stains from your teeth. There are also home teeth whitening kits that can be purchased from our clinics and both supermarkets as well as pharmacies that can whiten the appearance of your teeth from home.