Black spot new tooth base

2021-07-26 03:03:08
Last week I saw a black spot near my tooth I am observing it from 3-4 days it is not growing but somewhat changing color black to brown | Is it cavity or anything else because gum near that tooth is also removed so.there might be something stuck due to it | Also tell should I visit dentist or do brush properly
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This is calculus deposits that are calcified plaque, get the scaling and polishing of your teeth. use proper brushing technique.

Answered2021-07-26 18:25:10

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Get it removed by scaling.

Answered2021-07-26 12:12:15

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Hello.. The deposits on your teeth is calculus and plaque. Calculus or tartar is a form of hardened dental plaque. It is caused by precipitation of minerals from saliva and gingival crevicular fluid (GCF) in plaque on the teeth. Due to the deposition of tartar, you are having gingival recession as well. Gingival recession is the exposure of root surfaces due to apical migration of the gingival tissue margins. You are advised to undergo Scaling and polishing (professional teeth cleaning) Scaling and polishing is advised every 6 months. It keeps your gums healthy, firm and adherent to the tooth structure. Improves the health of your gums Keeps your teeth clean Improves your oral hygiene.
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Kindly visit a periodontist for your teeth Scaling at the earliest

Answered2021-07-26 10:33:11

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Hello dear Please be calm It is calculus dear and it will be removed by scaling only.in addition you have gingival recession also which requires comprehensive treatment.For further details you can consult me Thanks

Answered2021-07-26 03:32:16

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You're having tartar on these teeth. As a result the gum is also going down away from the tooth. Please visit a dentist for a proper oral prophylaxis ( dental cleaning).
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visit a dentist

Answered2021-07-26 04:28:17

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