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Yellow Colour Teeth
How to get rid off yellow colour teeth, mouth smell
I have cleaned the teeth before 2 yrs but now it's yellow in colour
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Yellow colour is due to stains and deposits on the tooth surface. Brush properly, use mouthwash, do flossing, use tongue cleaner for removing deposits, which will help reduce mouth smell.
Mouth smell could also be due to decayed teeth present in mouth, get them restored.
Avoid smoking, it leads to tooth staining.
Get your teeth cleaned by a dentist.
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Hello sir !
Teeth discoloration could be due to two broad factors which are extrinsic and the other intrinsic .
The exact nature of discoloration can only be appreciated by looking at the teeth and examining it's texture .
cleaning /scaling with finishing and polishing is one solution to the discoloration , but this would only remove extrinsic stains caused by smoking , pan , tea, coffee etc
For intrinsic stains , mode of treatment could vary. Ranging from teeth whitening /bleaching or ceramic veneers/ composite veneers etc.
Next Steps
You could Practo consult / visit the dentist for clinical examination
Health Tips
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HELLO SIR..
Yellow colour teeth and Bad breathe is due to deposits such as plaque, calculus, tea ,coffee, tobacco stains...
you need to go for scaling ( Teeth cleaning) and polishing....
Next Steps
kindly visit dentist for furthur clinical examination and management
Health Tips
scaling should be done for every 6 months....Do brush and floss your teeth twice regularly....DO rinse with mouth wash twice daily after food
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