Condition
Tooth Discoloration
Changes in tooth color from food, drinks, tobacco, aging, medications or damage to the inside of a tooth.
Also called: stained teeth, yellow teeth, dark tooth, gray tooth
Who Can Help with Tooth Discoloration?
- Dentists
A doctor who cares for teeth and gums, including cleanings, fillings, crowns and treatment of tooth pain.
- Endodontists
A dentist who specializes in root canals and other treatment of the inside of the tooth.
Where Practices List Tooth Discoloration
Cities where practice websites say they offer it.
- New York, NY (25)
- San Antonio, TX (21)
- Wichita, KS (21)
- Phoenix, AZ (17)
- Columbia, SC (16)
- Austin, TX (15)
- Greensboro, NC (15)
- Houston, TX (15)
- Miami, FL (15)
- Oklahoma City, OK (15)
- Atlanta, GA (13)
- Charlotte, NC (13)
- Bronx, NY (11)
- Carmel, IN (11)
- Johnson City, TN (11)
- Birmingham, AL (10)
- Greer, SC (10)
- Kearney, NE (10)
- Plano, TX (10)
- Beaufort, SC (9)
- Boulder, CO (9)
- Chicago, IL (9)
- Denver, CO (9)
- Humble, TX (9)
- Katy, TX (9)
- Crowley, LA (8)
- Fort Lauderdale, FL (8)
- Greenville, SC (8)
- Kingsport, TN (8)
- Knoxville, TN (8)
- Spokane Valley, WA (8)
- Brookline, MA (7)
- Deer Park, TX (7)
- Grand Rapids, MI (7)
- Indianapolis, IN (7)
- Saint Louis, MO (7)
- San Francisco, CA (7)
- Tampa, FL (7)
- Tucson, AZ (7)
- Westminster, CO (7)
Related
General information, not medical advice. Ask a provider about tooth discoloration and what is right for you.