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Intrinsic tooth stain is discoloration that occurs within the tooth structure, often as a result of factors during tooth development (e.g. exposure to certain medications or excessive fluoride). Intrinsic stains are more challenging to remove compared to extrinsic stains that occur on the tooth surface. Treatment may involve professional whitening procedures or veneers.

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