Yellow lining in lower teeth

2023-10-03 15:18:56
Hello doctors, My kid is 3 yrs, we are observing yellow lining in lower teeth even after brushing twice a day. Kindly advice
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It's plaque raised due to improper brushing, kindly visit nearest Pediatric dentist

Answered2023-10-08 16:39:03

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Your child needs dental checkup and treatment. Yes this will not go away on its own without treatment. The photos are not enough to decide the suitable treatment. Visit a dental clinic in your city for faster recovery. Also your child may need Orthodontic treatment also. Again the photos are not enough. Visit an orthodontist. Hope this helped.
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avoid self diagnosis and treatment

Answered2023-10-06 07:33:49

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Hello This yellow lining is stains,do brushimg twice daily

Answered2023-10-06 02:31:49

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Hi, yellow lining (tartar) will build up around the teeth when brushing is not done with the correct technique. I can understand your problem, though brushing twice a day you still observe that lining it might be because that tartar would have been hardened before you started cleaning effectively. Once tartar is hardened, how effectively we brush also we can't remove that lining.
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You should go to a dentist and get cleaning done.
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After the cleaning procedure, brush with the correct technique daily (teach the child as well) so that you won't observe that lining at all in the future.

Answered2023-10-05 08:04:56

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Please visit a dentist or get an online consult for correct tooth brushing technique. This seems to be dental plaque indicative of incorrect brushing technique

Answered2023-10-05 08:02:29

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Learn proper brushing techniques from your dental surgeon.

Answered2023-10-04 04:13:01

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These are external stains. Learn potter brushing technique. You may consider professional scaling once

Answered2023-10-04 01:36:50

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Dental plaque brush twice Visit nearest dentist

Answered2023-10-03 16:11:59

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Looks like dental plaque/calculus. (Poor oral hygiene). Maintain oral hygiene. Brushing twice a day. Avoid too sweet and sticky food items. Visit a local pedodontist for physical evaluation and treatment (if required).

Answered2023-10-03 16:05:20

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Hi, These are stains. Your child needs to undergo a routine cleaning to remove the stains.

Answered2023-10-04 06:58:28

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