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Yellowish of teeth
I am brushing Regularly but my teeth are yellowish. My teeths are yellow and also my teeth are have sensitivity problem but i am using sensodyne now it is normal the problem i am having is only yellow teeth
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You can go for scaling and polishing of teeth. If you are not satisfied then there are whitening treatments which will give your teeth a brighter look.
Next Steps
consult your nearby dentist regarding this.
Health Tips
maintain oral hygiene. Brush twice daily.
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Do not use sensodyne. Or an other type of desenitizing tooth paste .
Cause of your teeth sensitivity are most likely calculus formation. If the yellowish discoloration is evident since short period of time.
mouthwash: hexidine once a day for 10 days, after meal. followed by once in every 2 days.
Next Steps
undergo scaling.
Health Tips
Luke warm salt water gargle.
Follow proper brushing technique for cleaning all surfaces of teeth.
tongue cleaning regularly with plastic tongue scraper.
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As per the information you have given it is happening because of poor oral hygiene
I would suggest visit a dentist for cleaning of your teeth and follow the instructions further a per the dentist after cleaning
for more details on procedure u can contact me on personal chat box
Thank u
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The general color of human teeth are whitish yellow not pure white. Only by teeth whitening procedures done by dentist your teeth will look white. You undergo genralized scaling done by dentist once it clears off all the plaque and stains which are also yellow to greyish yellow in color. Even after that procedure if you want more white teeth you can go for teeth whitening procedures.
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