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My teeth getting yellower
I admit that I do drink hot beverages but often and brush just once in a morning with colgate.However I am seeing that they are getting yellower everytime I see them.I there any awy I can get my teeth whiter again at home.Thank you
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It seems you are much worried about the yellow colour, the fact is natural colour of teeth is yellow shade. But the sudden change in yellow colour might be due to two reasons,
1. May be due to stains, go for a professional cleaning and follow with brushing twice daily.
2. May be due to faulty tooth brushing or using improper tooth brush ( Rough one) . Please change to soft tooth brush and proper brushing technique.
Please visit the dentist and find the exact reason for your problem and proceed with the treatment.
Hope this helps you mam
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Hot beverages causes stains
Have a visit of your dentist for every 6 months
Scaling will be done
You can also maintain healthy oral hygiene
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Brush your teeth twice daily
Go for scaling and polishing
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Dr. Santosh Devarakonda
Prosthodontist
11 yrs exp
Karimnagar
If it is due to stains and plaque can be cleaned up by professional scaling and polishing. If it is due to excessive brushing for more time with hard brush and applying more pressure which will cause the wearoff of enamel giving yellowish shade due to dentin exposure or thin enamel ..
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