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Gums are getting black can be cured?
I have never been to dentist and i think i need to do clear up my teeth my dentist and also gums have turned into black which makes me very embarrassed
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Get your scaling and polishing done. Dental check up has to be done atleast once in a year
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discuss your concern about discoloured gums with the dentist. It can be treated.
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Hello mam ,
You need to visit a dentist to get cleaning of your teeth ( after every 6 months ) . Maintaining oral hygiene also contributes to have a healthy mouth and healthy life. And for discoloration of the gums you need to consult dentist .
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visit a dentist near you and get cleaning done as soon as possible.
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rinse your mouth daily with warm water and brush twice daily followed by tongue cleaning and mouthwash.
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Dental check ups every year as as essential as check ups for the body. You can get your teeth cleaned and also discuss your concern about discoloured gums. Discoloured gums can be treated easily. There are methods to do it with laser also so that healing will be less painful.
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Consult a dentist as soon as possible with your concerns.
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