You can go for full mouth scaling & cleaning procedure, which will remove the stains from your teeth, if your teeth color is yellow then you will have to undergo teeth bleaching procedure which whitens the teeth, in market also there are certain toothpaste available for teeth whitening by himalaya & colgate you can try them also.

Hi there is a procedure called bleaching of teeth which helps in whitening of teeth to some extend. ...but please not the effect of bleaching lasts for max 1year

Brushing twice daily, flossing at least once daily and dental scaling half yearly is the mantra for white teeth.

Hi... Tooth discoloration is quite common problem. First of all you need to know whether the stains are intrinsic or extrinsic. Treatment options differ depending on types of stains like if they are extrinsic simple scaling and polishing will be sufficient where as intrinsic stains need some complex treatment. Thank you.

Hi.. yellowing of teeth can happen due to a lo of reasons.. If the stains are from outside..a normal professional cleaning up an bleaching would suffice.. but in case the stains are from inside the teeth..a bleaching may be mandatory..besides that u might have to go for laminates..which are kind of a layer stuck o  to ur teeth!!

Hi.. whitening or laminates is the solution. Whitening is a temporary solution whereas laminates is permanent. Regards

Discolored teeth or yellowing teeth can be due to a variety of reasons. Tooth whitening is by far tke simplest and most effective way to whiten discolored teeth. There are different ways of doing this. However before whitening it's essential to diagnose the case effectively for best cosmetic results. Please feel free to call our make an appointment for more information. Hope this helps. Thanks Dr. Jaggi

Hello..There may be deposits around the teeth causing yellowish teeth.visit dentist for scaling and polishing of your teeth.

The face that your teeth are yellowing indicates an stringing staining caused mainly due to our Indian foods. Visit a dentist and get a professional cleaning done followed by bleaching if your dentist feels that's the right treatment for you

One has to brush at least twice a day . and visit dentist every six months . i think it is calculus deposits you may require scaling .

What you remove during brushing is the plaque which is a soft and sticky layer on the teeth..... once this plaque hardens, it becomes calculus which is seen as a yellowish layer on the teeth and this cannot be removed by brushing but requires professional intervention in the form of the procedure called scaling..... additionally, bleaching can be done to whiten your teeth further..... Regards.....