From white and yellow to grey and even green, the appearance of our teeth can tell us more than you might think Ella Nunn is a writer for The Telegraph. She covers all areas of health and wellness – ...

They're often seen as a beauty ideal with some paying thousands for the perfect smile - but did you know the colour of your gnashers can actually point to hidden health conditions? We all strive for a ...

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 ...

Most people focus on teeth whitening for cosmetic reasons, but experts say the natural shade of your teeth might also give important clues about your overall wellbeing. Dr Deepa Chopra, principal ...

The colour of your tooth is a strong indicator of how well you maintain your oral health and hygiene. The whiter your teeth are, the more confident you are likely to feel. However, according to Dr ...

Do you find yourself wanting whiter teeth? Well, you're not alone. Studies show that nearly half of all Americans wish they had whiter teeth. According to a study stated by BBC, eighteen to fifty ...

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 ...

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 ...

In the social media-driven age that we live in people can become pretty obsessed with the way they look, wanting to alter their appearance to fit an unattainable standard set by celebrities and ...