Brown spots on teeth can have various causes, and the appropriate treatment will depend on the underlying reason for the discoloration. It's essential to consult a dentist for a proper evaluation and personalized advice. Some common causes of brown spots on teeth include: Tooth Staining: Brown spots can be caused by stains from food, beverages like coffee or tea, tobacco use, or certain medications. Tooth Decay: Brown spots may indicate areas of tooth decay, where the enamel has been demineralized, and the underlying dentin is exposed. Fluorosis: Excessive fluoride intake during tooth development can lead to brown or white spots on the teeth. Enamel Hypoplasia: Enamel hypoplasia refers to enamel that is underdeveloped or thin, leading to discoloration and spots on the teeth. Age and Wear: As teeth age, they may develop brown spots due to natural wear and tear. Treatment options for brown spots on teeth can vary depending on the cause and severity of the discoloration. Some potential treatments include: Professional Teeth Cleaning: In some cases, professional dental cleaning may help remove surface stains and improve the appearance of brown spots. Teeth Whitening: For surface stains, teeth whitening procedures can be effective in lightening the teeth and reducing discoloration. Dental Bonding: Dental bonding involves applying a tooth-colored composite resin to the affected teeth to improve their appearance. Porcelain Veneers: Veneers are thin, custom-made shells that cover the front surface of teeth to mask discolorations. Dental Crowns: For more severe cases of discoloration or decay, dental crowns may be recommended to cover and protect the affected teeth. The cost and potential discomfort of these procedures can vary depending on the specific treatment needed and your location. It's best to consult with a dentist to discuss the available options, associated costs, and any potential pain management techniques that may be used during the procedures. Remember, early intervention and regular dental check-ups are essential for maintaining good oral health and addressing any dental concerns promptly. If you have brown spots on your teeth, I recommend scheduling an appointment with a dentist to determine the cause and appropriate treatment for your specific situation.

Your tooth are good condition but yes there is a lot of scaling that needs to be done to get rid of excessive calcium and plaque that has got deposited.

Hi There are stains and calculus in your lower front teeth which will be removed by Deep scaling and polishing. You also have early caries in your lower back teeth which can be excavated and restored. No,the procedures are not painful,you might feel a little sensitive

Due to poor oral hygiene. Go for scaling and polishing

The brown spots on your back teeth are dental caries at its early stage. A simple dental restoration can eliminate the problem very easily. The procedure is very simple and not painful although you may feel a little sensitivity sometimes. Dental restorations have a wide price range depending on its material quality, you can choose as per your preference.

The first picture shows stains on your teeth. just get scaling done. It's not painful and not costly even. The brown/black spots on occlusal surfaces of molars could be due to caries. Get examined if there's any catch point in these molars. If yes, you need fillings then. Dental fillings are not painful if they are not very deep. However, if you feel sensitivity while drilling, You may ask your dentist to give you anaesthesia. The cost will vary from clinic to clinic but shouldn't be too much as your cavities would be very small if it turns out to be carious.

Hi. In the lower front tooth  region you have stains,get cleaning done. In molar tooth black colour dot is decayed (initial stage)get it filled

Hi, A routine cleaning will remove the brown spots.

Hello 2 type in f brown stains are thr ,1 thr s calculus deposition that u have to go for cleaning ,2nd one is early caries needs restoration

In lower front teeth, you have calculus deposit which can be cleaned by scaling/Teeth cleaning. In back tooth you have cavity/caries. Filling is needed in that tooth.