how can we remove the browness of teeth.is there any medicine?
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go to your dentist and ask to have a cosmetic clean. not your usual trip and dental check up thing. ask your dentist for it. and also avoid caffeine. it stains your teeth.
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As long as you oral hygiene is good, you don't have to worry much. In the absence of certain medicines, smoking, tea, coffee, curry, etc. it is a slow process. If your concern is based on esthetics, then better start looking for affordable teeth whitening system/product to address it.
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I know of none. But you could contact a dental university and see if they can help you.
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try brushing ur teeth for the apporpiate 2 minutes that u r supposed to 3 times a day..get the good tooth paste that is whitening..use crest mouth wash twice a day or listerine..and chew trident gum cuz it cleans ur teeth..it cleans ur mouth after u eat something....also u can go to the dentist and get ur teeth cleaned or if u wannna go extreme get the lazered (lazer cleaned) white..just some suggestionz
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dont pick at them, at night put dab of toothpaste on them, i find it really works!
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Dude...\n\n1)Brush\n\n2)Teeth whitener\n\nLast)Go to a dentist
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Soak them in "Polident Smokers Denture Cleanser" and use "Sea-Bond Denture Brightening Gel." They work like a charm for stained dentures due to smoke, berries...whatever.\n\nTake care
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Results from tooth paste are totally insignificant the best way to whiten your teeth is by using Carbamide Peroxide, this is what dentists actually use and charge £300 per treatment.\nWe sell this for home use for around £20 and we also sell Laser kits. If you would like to know more please e mail me. or visit www.whitegob.com\nLaser kits produce immediate results and they are inexpensive.
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take a benadryl. i will dry you up. my aunt has the same type of issue and when she goes to her dentist they always ask her to take one so she is easier to work on.\n\ntry it!
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Use crest whitening strips. They work really good! You will be confident and show off your teeth in just a short time of using them.
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Brush with a paste you can make from peroxide and baking soda, it will whiten your teeth and get rid of gingivitis if you have it.
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TOOTH DISCOLORATIONS\nWhat Is It? \nYour teeth can become discolored by stains on the surface or by changes in the tooth material. Dentists divide discoloration into three main categories: \n-Extrinsic discoloration — This occurs when the outer layer of the tooth (the enamel) is stained by coffee, wine, cola or other drinks or foods. Smoking also causes extrinsic stains. \n-Intrinsic discoloration — This is when the inner structure of the tooth (the dentin) darkens or gets a yellow tint. Causes include excessive exposure to fluoride during early childhood, the maternal use of tetracycline antibiotics during the second half of pregnancy and the use of tetracycline antibiotics in children 8 years old or younger. \n-Age-related discoloration — This is a combination of extrinsic and intrinsic factors. In addition to stains caused by foods or smoking, the dentin naturally yellows over time. The enamel that covers the teeth gets thinner with age, which allows the dentin to show through. Chips or other injuries to a tooth can also cause discoloration, especially when the pulp has been damaged. \nIn rare cases, children with a condition called dentinogenesis imperfecta are born with gray, amber or purple discolorations.\n\nSymptoms \nSymptoms include stains on the enamel or a yellow tint in the dentin. \n\nDiagnosis \nNo special tests are needed. A dentist can diagnose tooth discoloration by looking at the teeth.\n\nExpected Duration \nSome tooth discoloration can be removed with professional cleaning, but many stains are permanent unless the teeth are treated (whitened) with a bleaching gel.\n\nPrevention \n-Brushing your teeth after every meal will help to prevent some stains. Dentists recommend that you rinse your mouth with water after having wine, coffee or other drinks or foods that can stain your teeth. Regular cleanings by a dental hygienist also will help to prevent surface stains. \n-Intrinsic stains that are caused by damage to a nerve or blood vessel in the inner part (the pulp) of a tooth sometimes can be prevented by having root canal treatment, which removes organic material before it has a chance to decay and darken. However, teeth that undergo root canal treatment may darken anyway. To prevent intrinsic stains in children, avoid water that contains a high fluoride concentration. You can check the concentration of fluoride in your drinking water supply by calling the public health department. Then consult your dentist.\n\nTreatment \nDiscoloration often can be removed by applying a bleaching agent to the enamel of the teeth. With a technique called "power bleaching," the dentist applies a light-activated bleaching gel that causes the teeth to get significantly whiter in about 30 to 45 minutes. Several follow-up treatments may be needed. \nIt's also possible to remove discoloration with an at-home bleaching gel and a mouth guard given to you by your dentist. The bleaching gels designed for use at home aren't as strong as those applied by your dentist, so the process takes longer — usually two to four weeks. Whitening toothpastes may remove minor stains, but they aren't very effective in most cases.\nIf you've had a root canal and the tooth has darkened, your dentist may apply a bleaching material to the inside of the tooth. When a tooth has been chipped or badly damaged or when stains don't respond to bleaching, your dentist may recommend covering the discolored areas. This can be done with a composite bonding material that's color-matched to the surrounding tooth. Another option is to get veneers, which are thin shells of ceramic that cover the outer surfaces of the teeth.\n\nWhen To Call a Professional \nTooth discoloration is mainly a cosmetic problem. Call a dentist if you're unhappy with the appearance of your teeth. Any change in a child's normal tooth color should be evaluated by a dentist.\n\nPrognosis \nThe prognosis is very good for extrinsic stains. Intrinsic
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I'm guessing HF, but be very cautious because it's a nasty acid\nI found something new,fluoridated water, which will allow exchange in the teeth of hydroxyl ions for fluoride ions, slightly strengthens the teeth(from wikipedia).Maybe you don't need too use HF after all :)
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try putting toothpaste on it overnight to take it down and also eye drops to take out the redness.
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Your first step should be to ease off the tea. It will stain your teeth, and no matter what you do, they'll keep staining. Once you've eased off, try whitening. Either in office or over-the-counter. The OTC whiteners aren't going to work as well as the whitening you'll receive in a dental office, but if you're strapped for cash, they're definitely an alternative. But, they'll just continue to stain unless you stop with tea, coffee, smoking or anything else you could be doing that is contributing to the stain...
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Be very careful with the sort of cleaning you do. Discolouration can be either from external sources, like food or drink, or from excess brushing, or brushing with some whitening toothpastes. These can be quite abrasive, and added to frequency or pressure applied by a toothbrush, can wear the white enamel from your teeth and show the yellow dentine underneath, giving the impression of discoloured teeth. It's important to discern the actual cause of your discolouration, before going out to try and remove it.
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Oh I know the feeling! Use Sensodyne toothpaste daily. It really helps. You can also go have some enamal put on your teeth at the dentist but I hear that is expensive.