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Why do permanent teeth look so much yellower than baby teeth?

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Why do permanent teeth look so much yellower than baby teeth?

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Baby teeth are a bluish white color and permanent teeth are a yellowish white color. This is due to the outer enamel coating of the tooth and the layer just under the enamel, the dentin. This condition is most notable when there are just a few permanent teeth present with the majority of primary teeth still present.

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