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Teeth getting yellowish and stained
I am having yellow teeth and see lot of plaque formation. Last month I had discomfort and pain in my teeth and at times I feel little pain now also.
I saw dentist and she told is perio stage 2 and requires scaling which they are not doing because of covid. She given medicines for pain relief that time.
Also observing my gums getting inflamed specially towards end and feels getting over few teeth.
Can you please help me how to control this during current scenario and is there any risks or other conditions which can happen if not treated/scaling done inside few months.
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You need scaling asap.
Warm salt water gargle.
Mouthwash once a day after meal.
T. Parasafe 650,after food, if pain is bothersome.
Brush twice after food daily.
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Have you any Gum bleeding while brushing??
Lower front region your gum become swollen.
Have any mobility of teeth in that lower front region?
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