Hello Please use the age appropriate toothpaste for brushing and rinse after every meal to reduce the deposits on the teeth

Hello! Rinsing after each meal and snacking Size of toothpaste for 2 years should be rice grain size. Start with kidonent, cheerio.

Hi, Rinse mouth after every meal, clean his tongue to avoid bad breath, for yellow teeth, if there is plaque deposition, get scaling done. Rest don't worry

No need to wry fluoride is good, need twice daily brush , don't give milk or tea to ur child Follow up is necessary for cleaning.

Get a professional scaling done ,and fluoride is safe but kindly give only a smear of rice grain size , always help kid while brushing, include more fibers in diet , and hydrate them often ,try to clean the tongue with clean cloth

Professional cleaning is required.

Hello mam read you concern , I noticed that you are doing all good but what i found in children in general that bad smell and yellowishness of teeth is a common problem and what i find is lack of tongue cleaning milk at bad time lack of water intake open mouth breathing which can be due to various cause may be his upper teeth are proclained due to which he cant seal his lips other then that some time children forgets to rehydrate them self which also leads to bad breath

Hello The yellowishness might be calculus deposition which is hard to remove. That either be removed by professional cleaning but since the child is small you can wait for a while. You can use CHEERIO/ KIDODENT toothpaste for children for daily brushing Clean his tongue in regular intervals to avoid bad breath

1) Yellowness could be plaque or beginning of small cavities if there is night time bottle feeding, make sure to wipe teeth after feeds. It could also be because of certain foods in our diet. Please feel free to connect and consult so we can guide you properly with small habits that are easy to follow with a 2 year old and that go a long way! 2) Fluoride toothpaste is recommended but a very tiny rice grain amount- twice a day! With the correct brushing technique

Hi! Thank you for sharing your concern — it’s completely understandable to feel worried when you notice something unusual in your little one’s mouth. Mild yellowing and slight oral smell at this age are very common, mostly because toddlers can’t clean their teeth properly yet. You’re already doing a great job by brushing twice daily. To help: 👉 Brush for him twice a day and gently clean the tongue. 👉 You can safely start a fluoride toothpaste now — just a tiny rice-grain amount is all that’s needed, and it’s safe even if he swallows it. Fluoride protects his teeth better and reduces yellowish buildup. 👉 Avoid giving milk right before sleep, or clean after. You’re doing the right things, and with a few small changes, you’ll see improvement soon. If the yellowing or smell continues, a quick pediatric dental visit will help clarify everything. You’re taking wonderful care of your child — keep going! 😊