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My teeth are looking in yellow colour. It is not getting white. Can u suggest any medicine for this problem.
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Cleaning and polishing.
Glizer toothpaste
Baking powder in lemon juice make a paste and apply
Glodent toothpaste
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You can use teeth whitening tooth paste.. like Black is white from Curaprox, easily available on Amazon or you can get veneers in your front teeth. Great solution to takecare of tooth yellowness permanently
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you can undergo the teeth whitening procedure or composite veneering to change the color . some at home whitening kits are also available
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Need picture to suggest properly
But if see any stains or white cement like deposits in ur teeth then u required scaling yo be done ,
For whitening their is no medication
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go to a clinic dentist will suggest you what is good
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if you drink lots of cold drink, tea ,coffee ,or smoking ,gutka ,pan anything can make ur teeth colour change
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Can you share some pics of those teeth...there is no medicine which can make teeth white...
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Did you see this yellow colour recently or was it from beginning.
If that is your normal tooth colour then treatment of option will be whitening for you.
If yellow colour came recently then you can do a cleaning and it will be better.
Meanwhile if you are taking some stained food more kindly reduce it.even coffee in more quantity increase stain.even some medications give staining ,even some ayurvedic medicine.
So rule out all that
Next Steps
consult your dentist and decide upon the reason and start the required treatment
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meanwhile you can start using teeth whitening toothpaste,but pls see if you have sensitivity.if so stop using it
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Due to lack of thickness of enamel layer(most commonly due to acidity or genetically received or sometimes developmental defect), dentin can be visible which may appear yellowish, its intrinsic stain by nature .
If there is chronic food deposition followed by improper brushing that can lead to formation of extrinsic stain(may appear yellowish/greyish/blackish) which needs to be removed by scaling and polishing.
Tooth paste snowdent or glodent or whitOspark can be used for whitening of teeth.
Brushing twice a day,after meal,bed time brushing is mandatory.
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visit dentist to rule out the other reasons.
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Hello Maam , Welcome to Practo -
Maam the most common way to resolve your situation is just by
- scaling
-Oral hygeine (- rinse after every meal ;Occational mouthwas ; Avoid sticky or sweet food )
But some patients have this problem from an early age that is know as Amilogemesis Imperfecta , we just have to rule it out before carrying out the procedure .
ThanksAlot Maam
Have a good day.
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You can use any whitening toothpaste for the time being.
Once situation relaxes, professional teeth Whitenning by a dentist can be done.
Avoid smoking and consumption of stain causing food like coffee.
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