It's been there for a year already I've tried using hydrogen peroxide but nothing,what is it?
Answer: Time for a teeth cleaning There appears to be some recession (gum loss) in the area with moderate plaque and tarter accumulation in the area. Tarter picks up food debris and amasses dark pigmented bacteria deposits. I advice you to visit your dentist for a thorough exam of your mouth and gums and have a proper cleaning.
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Answer: Time for a teeth cleaning There appears to be some recession (gum loss) in the area with moderate plaque and tarter accumulation in the area. Tarter picks up food debris and amasses dark pigmented bacteria deposits. I advice you to visit your dentist for a thorough exam of your mouth and gums and have a proper cleaning.
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October 19, 2016
Answer: Black greenish line at the gum line Hi:From the photo it appears that black greenish line to be tartar build up. I would suggest to get a consultation with a dentist right away and you might need a deep cleaning to remove the tartar build up. Best,Dr. Maddahi
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October 19, 2016
Answer: Black greenish line at the gum line Hi:From the photo it appears that black greenish line to be tartar build up. I would suggest to get a consultation with a dentist right away and you might need a deep cleaning to remove the tartar build up. Best,Dr. Maddahi
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October 19, 2016
Answer: Year long discolaration You should see your dentist right away. The picture is not real close and clear of the area but it appears that you may have a serious periodontal condition of the area. This is not treatable with home remedies, you need professional help with this condition.
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October 19, 2016
Answer: Year long discolaration You should see your dentist right away. The picture is not real close and clear of the area but it appears that you may have a serious periodontal condition of the area. This is not treatable with home remedies, you need professional help with this condition.
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October 20, 2016
Answer: It's probably calculus! certain types of bacteria in the mouth will cause the tartar or calculus to turn greenish in colour. This usually happens when plaque accumulates around the gums. If left unbrushed it will harden and form this greenish tint.
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October 20, 2016
Answer: It's probably calculus! certain types of bacteria in the mouth will cause the tartar or calculus to turn greenish in colour. This usually happens when plaque accumulates around the gums. If left unbrushed it will harden and form this greenish tint.
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