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Teeth getting yellowish
Inner side of the Teeth is getting yellowish and some outer teeth also. please recommend some solution
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Go for scaling and polishing
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Hello dear
Please be calm
Theses are nothing but stains and calculus.they need scaling and maintenance of proper oral hygiene.for further details you can consult me
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These are stains and calculus deposited on your teeth. You need cleaning and polishing of your teeth. Their are some visible cavities. You need fillings for them.
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Dear Patient
The oral health has to be maintained by regular oral hygiene. (Based on your pictures, possibly you need scaling done) . Visit for a dental checkup,to find out what is the condition and get treatment done.
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Solution is getting dental treatment
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avoid self medication and diagnosis
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Dr. Nutan Kamlakar Gharat
Dentist
8 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
This yellow colour of tooth is called stains.
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You should visit nearby dentist and get scaling and polishing treatment done.
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Dr. Krishnanand
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13 yrs exp
Bangalore
You need a scaling to be done
There are some cavities ,get it also treated
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