I used a mouthwash for two days and it caused yellow stains on my teeth . Any mouthwash for bad breath and sensitive gums which does not stain teeth even after long term use .?
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Some mouth wash can cause staining. Discontinue it. Then notice any change.
Bad breath and sensitivity are caused by many reasons. Scaling and proper fillings are required to treat them.
Use any de sensitising toothpaste over sensitive tooth.
Still have queries then please consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.
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Hello.. Long term use of mouth wash can cause stains..
Listerine mouth wash can be used..
Only mouth wash cannot stop bad breath and sensitivity..
Do scaling once a year..
Apply senso k dent paste for ten mins then brush your teeth twice a day..
Use flossing
Use interdental brushing..
Gargling after meals..
Apply metrogyl gel on gingiva.. For three days.. Follow up for further opinions
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