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Floursis teeth suggestion for daily othp
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I have florusis and yellow teeth intrinsic stains and if I used colgate and sensodyne for daily purpose it is making more yellow and my teeth are becoming rough
Can you please suggest any toothpaste especially for floursis affected teeth for daily use morning and night and i am avoiding Colgate and sensodyne for daily as it is making more yellow and brittle my teeth please suggest any toothpaste which to use daily wear for floursis teeth
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Hello visit near dentist & get polishing tooth paste is not reason to cause flurosis avoid dring heavy fluoridated content water maintain proper brushing technique use mild fluoridated tooth paste for to avoid teeth stains
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Fluorosis causes intrinsic (internal) stains in the teeth. These stains cannot be removed by toothpaste alone.
Regular toothpastes like Colgate or Sensodyne do not cause fluorosis to worsen. If your teeth feel rough or more yellow, it may be due to surface deposits or enamel changes, not the toothpaste.
For daily use, choose:
• A mild fluoridated toothpaste
• Avoid highly abrasive or charcoal-based toothpaste
However, toothpaste will not correct fluorosis stains. Treatment options depend on severity and may include:
• Professional cleaning and polishing
• Microabrasion
• Teeth whitening
• Composite bonding or veneers in moderate to severe cases
It is best to get a dental evaluation to decide the correct treatment. Self-changing toothpaste will not significantly improve fluorosis stains.
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Enamel microabrasion, cosmetic treatments (veneers, crowns), treth bleaching are some of the options for fluorosis teeth. There is no particularl toothpaste that can make the fluorosis stains go away permanently. But it can reduce the visibility if these stains.
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Teeth whitening by bleaching, Enamel microabrasion, Dental bonding and veneers or crowns depending on the extent of visibility of stains are the only known treatments for Dental Fluorosis and Intrinsic Stains and it can provide a significant change in the contrast of teeth.
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Using a Toothpaste having Mild Abrasive content with proper brushing. Consult your nearest Practitioner for a suitable opinion regarding Veneers.
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Don’t overdo the brushing part since it can lead to Dentinal Hypersensitivity if you erode your enamel in doing so.
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You can get veneers done from your nearest dentist that will solve your problem cosmetically also
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There is no specific toothpaste for fluorosis
Using proper brushing technique is also recommended
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Dr. Himanshi Ahuja
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Lucknow
Get a flouride application done at ur nearest clinic and then you can continue brushing with a flouride toothpaste
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