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How to get rid from yellow teeth..?
Need any permanent solution for teeth..
I brush my teeth twice a day..
And wash mouth after eating..
Still having yellow teeth..
What to do?
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Well yellow might be an inherent or intrinsic color of the tooth. It might not be a deposit judging by your question as you are very meticulous in your oral hygine. U can go for bleaching if u want, but it is not. A permanent solution as the effects wear off in an year or so plus bleaching does have a sode effect of sensitivity. If u do decide to go for bleaching i would recomend a laser activated bleaching. It may be costly but is more effective with lesser of the sensitivity issues.
A more permanent solution is to for emax or zirconia veneers for your front teeth bit it involves a lot of expense and also a little bit of tooth grinding. Take your desicion wisely.
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Sensitivity arises due to bleaching.
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Dr. Padmaja Pilla
Dentist
13 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hi, at times the natural tooth shade would be yellow. So that should be a normal condition. Instead u want to have brighter teeth , then u can go for teeth whitening or veneering treatment options.
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Dr. Jyotirmay Singh
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17 yrs exp
Patna
You should’ve to go for bleaching by this dental procedure ur tooth colour will be changed
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