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Yellow Teeth
Hi,
My teeths are yellowish in colour, though I have quit smoking four years ago and I drink very occationally.
Long years back I used to chew gutkha but for a short while and used to brush my teeth with fingers.
Now I brush once in a day with brush and use colgate active saltneem paste.
Kindly advice how to get rid.
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Good to hear u have stop above habits. Scaling and polishing may help and if required you may get bleaching done.
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Hi, its really good that you have no habbits as of now, brush twice daily first. you should visit a dentist and get scaling done. Your teeth will come to its natural color after scaling. If natural color of your tooth is yellow or to which u are not satisfied to should go for professional bleaching or as your dentist advises.
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Dr. Abhishek Jain
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10 yrs exp
Lucknow
Scaling and bleaching of ur teeth will solve ur problem.
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Prashanth .v
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi ,
It's good that u have no adverse habits now . Since u had these habits it would have caused u some stains which look yellowish in colour . Initially try scaling and polishing . If stains still persist then veeners are god option .
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Dr. Anil Kumar Jain
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there.
The options are that you have to brush your teeth twice a day everyday and then avoid everything like smoking, tobacco and other tobacco products, alcohol and everything.
Consult a dentist in person to go for bleaching or scaling.
These procedures will make a huge difference.
It will look absolutely shiny and white.
Hope it helps.
Regards
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