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Teeth yellowness and gum bleeding
Last year I noticed that my teeth are getting yellower at the root. So, I started brushing the teeth twice a day. But, it doesn't seem to help. There is also a yellowish plaque kind of layer behind a few of the tooth.
This layer has actually removed the gums from a few places and it has actually weaken one of my tooth. I have also noticed blood in my mouth sometime, most likely due to him bleeding.
What is this situation known as and how can it be cured?
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The yellow deposite that you see at the roots of your teeth that is calculus and it will get depositing with time on the root you need to go.for dental.checkup and if required cleaning of your teeth should be done and visit After every 6th months to dentist for check up so as to avoid any infection due to its acumalation
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You should go for a teeth cleaning procedure. Nothing else will work sir.
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Dental neglect has caused you these problems
U have to consult a dentist every six months and get your dental examination and scaling and polishing your teeth becomes a must. This will eradicate the Dental infection
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Firstly get scaling and polishing done from a dentist. Then maintain good oral hygiene by brushing twice a day and using dental floss and mouthwash.
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Massage your gums with stolin or gumex once a day
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You have calculus, the yellow colour deposits on your teeth..these cannot be removed with normal brushing.u need to consult a dentist for teeth scaling..with that your gum bleeding will also get improved
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