help please urgently...?!
Question: someone told me my teeth are turning green i started brushing it regularly its not helping what do i do. Im embarassed to go to the dentist because before i would only brushed when i felt like it.. now i'm worried
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vaguely amused smile.
Go to the dentist
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"someone"? Did you check? Are they green? Maybe some bleach would help (LMAO)
Erm..turning GREEN? Well, yellow, I've heard of.You should definitely pay a vist to your dentist. Dont be embarrased. It could turn into something ugly.
If you think your teeth really are turning color, you should see a dentist. But if it's just your usual discoloration, and you'd like to whiten it, I would go with the Crest White Strips.
my advice? stop using mouthwash.....if you don't brush regularly green or blue mouthwash will tint your teeth a greenish hue. Keep brushing, stop using mouthwash and go to the dentist:)
good luck
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dental assistant 14 years
Hello,
Abnormal tooth coloration related to poor oral hygiene/habits can range from light yellow to black, encompassing red, orange and green. These stains can come from the food, cigarette, wine, coffee, etc., but also from chromogenic bacteria found in the oral cavity.
In any case, it seems that brushing isn't one of your favorite activities, and I could understand that your most recent dental appointement was a long time ago. Don't rush to the pharmacy to buy a "Total Overnight Super Bleach Dental Kit" or what-so-ever the name is and hope for results. I recommend instead a dental appointement to get an exam and a professional clean-up. You know, signs like bad breathe or stains are obvious to you, but only a dentist will help you identify more harmeful diseases, like cavities or gum infections. And the "Total Overnight Super Bleach Dental Kit (!)" won't help to cure these conditions.
Your teeth are important and you need a good talk with a dentist/dental hygienist to learn how to brush and how to floss properly in order to maintain a good oral health.
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Odontostomatol Trop. 2004 Jun;27(106):29-34
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