One teeth turning yellow

2018-03-06 08:25:58
Hello. 3 weeks back i had visited a dentist who gave me antibiotics, gingival mouthwash and arthrodont toothpaste for a mild gum infection. Just a few days back another one of my teeth starting turning yellow. no pain or anything but its yellow. Will a dental cleaning remove the yellow colour?
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Colour change can be due to two reasons....mouthwash that you are using or the tooth has lost its vitality. Both are curable.
Next Steps
visit a dentist for proper diagnosis and treatment
Health Tips
stop using the mouthwash .

Answered2018-03-08 07:25:54

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Hi Ma'am. This tooth seems to have lost its vitality. That means it requires an x-ray to be done. If its a dead tooth then a root canal treatment Will be required. If its not then cleaning and polishing will solve the problem.You can practo consult for detailed treatment plan and discussion via phonecall.Regards.

Answered2018-03-06 13:34:57

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Staining of teeth due to Mouth wash can be due to some Mouth wash which contains some pigments. The mouth wash stain can be easily removed by scaling. Not to worry.

Answered2018-03-06 09:44:22

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Yellowing of teeth can also occur due to the mouth wash you may be using. Nothing to worry. These are superficial stains and will be removed by cleaning
Health Tips
Tell your dentist to prescribe a different mouthwash that will not cause staining

Answered2018-03-06 08:29:53

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