In my opinion you are not able to clean them because there probaly has been calculus(tartar) formation on them.If you are into tobacco consumption of any form,that could worsen things too.
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You must visit a dentist and get cleaning and polishing done.
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If these yellow stains keep coming up,i would recommend you get scaling done every four months.Maintain them well and there would be less damage and hence no sensitivity.
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Proper professional cleaning is required to avoid food accumulation on your teeth. It will cause infection on your gums and teeth.
Post scaling may cause little amount of sensitivity but it will resolve after using prescribed toothpaste and mouthwash.
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Sensitivity may happen Post scaling and it depends on many factors.
If it occurs, will be for transient time. Can be managed with desensitizing paste and mouthwash.
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once you done with maintain teeth hygiene by yourself only so tartar doesn't recur.
It is a myth...teeth cleaning does not cause any damage...some people may develop transient discomfort after the procedure but usually it settles down on it's own. Any sensitivity can be further taken care of by desensitizing pastes and rinses.
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if you keep ignoring the tartar and yellowish discoloration that happens with it , it can cause damage to your gums and teeth both.
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