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Getting blackness back side of teeth
Iam getting blackness on backside of teeth especially between teeth back side ..
Recently removed that blackness from a dentist 3 months ago ..
Now it started more .
I thought it's permanent solution. But never though it will be back in just 3 months ..
Iam not drinking any cooldrinks and alcohol and ciggerates also
I brush twice . But still . I spent 1500 for removing blackness but now 😔again .
Plz tell why is it recurring
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The blacklist which is deposits on the teeth are formed due to improper oral hygiene
You need to brush your teeth in the right direction
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Can you elaborate what blackness are you mentioning?
If you can share pictures that would us guide you better.
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Dr. Sharwari Pawale
Dental Surgeon
5 yrs exp
Pune
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Blackish stains can be due to intake of multivitamins. There is no other option than removing it as they are very hard
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Dr. Disha Khullar
Dentist
12 yrs exp
New Delhi
The blackness on the back side of your teeth, especially between the teeth, is usually due to plaque or tartar (calculus) buildup and staining. This area is difficult to clean properly, so deposits can accumulate over time.
It is advisable to get a professional cleaning (scaling) done by a dentist. Also, maintain good oral hygiene—brush twice daily, floss regularly, and rinse your mouth after meals.
If you notice sensitivity, bleeding gums, or bad breath, please visit a dentist for a proper check-up.
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