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Yellow teeth - #22467

Bhargav

Can you please suggest to get white teeth as I m using colgate visible white still I have yellow teeth . Can you please honestly tell the try and tested method without any side effects to my teeth and remove my yellowish teeth colour and give a white brighter teeth and recommended future suggestions to keep yellow free teeth .

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Hello Bhargav

• Yellow Teeth are signs of Pitta Prakriti ( Inborn Pitta Body) can be maintained White Upto Certain Limits Pitta Prakruti People have Yellowish Teeth Even with Lots of Effort Transformations they again come to normal state So we can try Try with Safe Effective Remedies without disturbing tooth enamel

• Colgate Visible White toothpaste contains ingredients like silica, sodium fluoride, and pyrophosphates, working by gently removing surface stains and can harm Tooth Tooth Enamels.Aslo it Mask yellow texture till few hours But Won’t change its Natural Yellow colour

I DON’T RECOMMEND CHEMICALS BAKIKG SODA OR APPLE CIDER VINEGAR

I won’t recommend use of Harmful Chemicals like Baking Soda or Apple Cider Vinegar which can harm Tooth Enamel or Interference tooth anatomy

I RECOMMEND ONLY SAFE REMEDIES

FOR INTERMITTENT USE - ALUM REMEDY

Mix Alum and Salt : Take a pinch of powdered alum (fitkari) and a small amount of rock salt (sendha namak) Mix it with Regular Paste and Use for Brushing tooth

Gentle Tooth Brushing: Use this mixture to brush your teeth gently for about 90 seconds.

Rinse Thoroughly: Rinse your mouth with water after brushing.

Frequency: Use 2 to 3 Days once repeat till get whitening

FOR REGULAR USE - ORANGE PEEL POWDER/ LEMON PEEL POWDER + CHARCOL POWDER + EPSOM SALT

Mix Orange Peel Powder/ Lemon Peel Powder+ 1 Tsf Charcoal Powder + Pinch salt By Adding with ur Regular Toothpaste U can use

Gentle Tooth Brushing: Use this mixture to brush your teeth gently for about 90 seconds.

Rinse Thoroughly: Rinse your mouth with water after brushing.

Frequency: Use Daily twice repeat till get whitening

• BRUSHING

TOOTHPASTE RECOMMENDED

1.Ayush Whitening Toothpaste 2.Herbodya Whitening Toothpaste

TOOTH POWDER RECOMMENDED

1.Dabur Lal Danta Manjan 2.Patanajali Advance Data Kanti Powder

• KAVALA ( OIL PULLING ) - Irimedadi Oil (Baidyanth Pharma) For Kawal Procedure ( Take Oil in Mouth Keep it for 15 min.Move and Rinse internally for 15 mins and then Spit out

INSTRUCTIONS TO FOLLOW & PREVENTIVE MEASURE

* Do Tooth Brush Twice a Day * Replace your toothbrush every three to four months, or sooner if the bristles are frayed. * Maintain Oral Hygiene * Avoid Taking Too Hot Too Cold items Processed Sweets Packed Canned Cold beverages pepsi cola * Floss daily .Remove plaque and food debris from between teeth, which brushing alone can’t reach. * Avoid snacking Fast Junk Food excessively . Frequent snacking can lead to constant exposure to acids and sugars. * Rinse your mouth after eating something sweet. * Eat foods that are rich sources of calcium. * Eat plenty of raw vegetables and fruits. Fibrous fruits and vegetables help clean your teeth and increase salivation, which can neutralise the acids left behind in your mouth. * Avoid smoking and drinking and chewing tobacco gutkha since they contribute to dental problems. * Visit Dentist for Teeth Cleaning 6 monthly once

DIET

DO’S - Prefer Alkaline Highly Nutritious Leafy Vegetables Fruits salads sprouts Fibers Dry Fruits etc Calcium Vit C Rich milk Products Flax seeds Gond

DON’TS - Too Acidic Spicy Salty Sour Masala Fried Fast Junk Food Too much processes Sweets Packed Canned beverages pepsi cola etc Deep Freezed Items Poor Hygiene

REGARDS

Dr Arun Desai

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Pinch of baking soda with 2 to 3 drops of lemon juice, a pinch of turmeric powder with paste, mix and brush your teeth, weekly once Oil pulling with warm sesame oil daily Brush your teeth with activated charcoal, allu weekly once Use dedicated paste Gargle your mouth after consuming food Avoid tea, coffee, soft drinks smoking Include vitamin C rich foods

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Yeah so it’s better to use weekly once n just a pinch is enough You can use activated charcoal paste daily

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Bhargav
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92 days ago

Okk sir thank you so much God bless you… sir I feel heart palpitations issues and tightness of breath and nervousness and blurness during exams i hv checked ecg echo and vitamin b checked it’s normal it’s said anxiety how to overcome naturally without affecting the peace and dependence and regarding weight gain i m 29 yrs old weight around 63 kg height 5"10" … i want to go gym but I fear about heart palpitations issues I m preparing for govt exam from 4 years please suggest

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92 days ago

Does baking soda destroy enamel is it safe sir … And what about activated charcoal toothpaste daily or once in week please explain sir.

Yes…start the treatment and after one week tell me how’s the result If you are satisfied with my answer Then close the question

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As your ecg and echo is normal, so most probably your symptoms might be due to anxiety, Start taking Medha vati- Ashwagandha capsule- 1 tab each Tablet twice daily after food with warm milk Saraswathi aristha- 4 teaspoon with equal quantity of water twice daily after food Do do regular pranayama, yoga Sanana Start this for one week and let me know about your improvement accordingly. I’ll advise you further. I don’t want to dump all medicines together, according to the improvement, we can adjust the dose Regarding your gym, I can’t say because I haven’t seen the report until I see the report. I can’t tell you that you can start gym, but instead initially you start with Pranayam and meditation, and according to improvement, we can decide about going to gym

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92 days ago

I hv been doing pranayam 20-25 mins daily and morning walk 30-45 mins I will attach my reports

Continue doing pranayama/mecitation I don’t think you can attach report

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Bhargav
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92 days ago

Not have the option to send my report

Peel ripe banana skin, and the internal pert rub in your teeth and gums, do this daily will help remove yellowish colour Also can use dant kanti tooth powder mix with sesame oil and apply on teeth and gums rub with your finger tip and gargle Oil pulling with sesame oil is also helpful

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It will make my toothbrush yellow maam how to get results maam

Rub with your finger, there is a science , as finger tip have pressure points that energised the gums , it will work as pressure points Use dant kanti tooth paste for your brushing teeth

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88 days ago

Okk maam thank you so much for your response

Try then only you will see the difference

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HELLO BHARGAV,

honest truth about whitening tooth paste COLGATE VISIBLE WHITE helps removes surface stains but won’t change the natural shade of enamel if staining is internal they contain mild abrasives or polishing agent but they don’t bleach teeth

safe and effective as well as tried and tested method in your case will be 1)OIL PULLING- BEST AND VERY EFFECTIVE take 1 tablespoon coconut oil or seseme oil swiss in mouth for 15 min before brushing teeth removes bacteria, and toxins one of the most effective treatment in removing plaques

2) Baking soda- 1/2 tsp + pinch of turmeric add water and make paste brush this paste on teeth for 2 min 2 times/week not more than that as soda can erode enamel

3) orange peel (daily at night)-rub inner white part on your teeth - natural vitamin c will reduce stain

other options professional dental cleaning

STRICTLY AVOID- smoking/tobacco excess tea/coffe,cola- strictly avoid avoid acidic food containing vinegar use soft Bristle brush rinse mouth after every meals- compulsory daily floss your teeth- strictly

optional dant manjan herbal and tested- dant manjan containing clove, baboon, neem bentodent charcoal

do follow this for 1 month and see visible results oil pulling is must

thank you

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recommended herbal toothpaste- Dant kanta medicated - patanjali Ayush whitening toothpaste - lever Ayush- highly recommended vice vajradanti paste bentodent charcoal toothpaste- herbal one

hope this might helpful thank you

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88 days ago

Thank you so much ma’am thank you for your time please suggest any toothpaste herbal for whitening of tooth without causing harm to enamel and keep our teeth healthy. And regarding soda or tumeric will turn my brush yellow I will do oil pulling promise.

and also as you mentioned this sir I feel heart palpitations issues and tightness of breath and nervousness and blurness during exams i hv checked ecg echo and vitamin b checked it’s normal it’s said anxiety how to overcome naturally without affecting the peace and dependence and regarding weight gain i m 29 yrs old weight around 63 kg height 5"10" … i want to go gym but I fear about heart palpitations issues I m preparing for govt exam from 4 years please suggest

you are experiencing anxiety- induced stress

daily routine- wake up early in morning warm water sip and deep breathing anulom vilom and bhrmari pranayam walk barefoot on grass for 10 min light oil massage with Brahmi oil head massage before bath and sesame oil for body

avoid - coffee, refined sugar in excess and junk food

sunset walk and yoga relax your mind avoid excess screen time

night- take warm milk with 1/2 tsp Brahmi churna and nutmeg powder pinch in it sleep early by 10:30 pm

medications you can take 1) Brahmi vati- 1 tab morning and 1 at bed time 2) Ashwagandha chmurna- 1 tsp with warm milk in morning 3)jatamansi churna- 1/4 tp with honey at bed time if palpitations persist and poor sleep effective medications duration- 2 months mental affirmation- 3 lines daily - I trust my preparation, I breathe through stress

weight gain- eat ghee daily

have dates soaked dry fruits mangoes, banana

exercises eat protein rich food

thank you

hope this is helpful do follow

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88 days ago

Maam if I get heart palpitations in exams or going to gym should I stop doing the exercise please tell

avoid heavy exercises if palpitation still persist then stop just relax mind and do deep breathing don’t necessarily need to stop exercising you can do but if severe problem then avoid for that period of time

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Maam I m doing meditation deep breathing kriya yoga by art of living daily for 30 mins approx from last 15 days but I fear whenever I get to exam especially I get heart palpitations issues arising from that so during last 4 years i hv stopped gymming bcoz of sole preparation but now I m waking up early go to walk and i really want to go to gym but with your prior recommendation so I m asking.

yes you can go but don’t switch to heavy exercises and do beleive in yourself give your best for preparation and give exam see everything good will happen to you

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Okk maam I can’t digest ghee butter I feel constipation issues from earlier days for weight gain i need a simple and most effective way of simple weight gain suggestions without any major costly products please suggest. I m 29 yrs old 63-65 kg height 5 10.

Eat more dates and figs soak 3 dates and 2 figs in milk overnight and have that in morning And eat home cook meals with more carbs , protein rich

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Yellowing of teeth can indeed be frustrating, and while toothpaste like Colgate Visible White can be helpful, Ayurvedic insights may offer additional solutions. Ayurveda addresses oral health through a holistic lens, aiming for balance within your body’s doshas and a keen observation of your lifestyle and oral hygiene practices.

To start, oil pulling is a time-tested method in Ayurveda. This involves swishing a tablespoon of sesame or coconut oil in your mouth for about 10-15 minutes daily. The oil works to draw out impurities and could gradually improve the color of your teeth. It’s essential to do this first thing in the morning, before eating or drinking anything.

Another suggestion would incorporate the use of neem sticks or Miswak. Chewing on these sticks can act as a natural toothbrush, and their antimicrobial properties can help remove plaque that causes yellowing. Do this daily after meals.

Consider triphala powder for its cleansing properties. Rinse your mouth with a mixture of warm water and triphala powder at night before sleeping. This not only aids in achieving whiter teeth but also maintains oral health. While triphala’s flavor may be a bit strong, the benefits are worth it.

Dietary modifications can also play a significant role. Reducing the intake of foods and beverages that cause staining, such as coffee, tea, and red wine, could be helpful. Incorporating crunchy fruits and vegetables like apples and carrots into your diet can clean teeth as you chew. Also, maintaining a balanced diet that supports your prakriti can stabilize your body’s dosha, indirectly influencing your teeth health.

For future care, maintain regular oral hygiene by brushing at least twice a day using a soft-bristled toothbrush and natural toothpaste without too many harsh chemicals. Additionally, make sure to clean your tongue which can harbor bacteria that contribute to tooth discoloration. Regular visits to a dentist will help detect any underlying issues that may predispose you to staining.

Avoid excessive use of baking soda or lemon, often found in home remedies, these can erode tooth enamel. Regular consultation with an Ayurvedic practitioner can provide tailored recommendations suited to your unique constitution, ensuring that all aspects of your diet, lifestyle, oral hygiene practices support not just your teeth, but your body’s entire ecosystem.

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I am practicing Ayurveda on my own for around 20 years now and honestly, it’s hard to sum up what that feels like in just a line or two. Over these years, I’ve seen health problems change with time — lifestyle disorders becoming more common, stress showing up in ways people don’t even notice until it’s too late, and seasonal illnesses behaving a bit differently than before. My work is all about looking at the root of the problem, not just the part that’s hurting right now. Sometimes that means working with herbal formulations, sometimes with Panchakarma therapies, sometimes just changing how someone eats or sleeps. I’ve treated a mix of acute issues like fever, colds, stomach upsets, and chronic ones like arthritis, diabetes, skin diseases, and digestive troubles. Women’s health has also been a steady part of my practice, whether it’s menstrual irregularities, PCOD, or post-natal care. And I make time for children’s wellness too, especially through immunity-building practices like Suvarnaprashan. I guess what keeps me going is knowing that Ayurveda gives me so many tools to work with — it’s never just one formula for everyone. I like spending time understanding a person’s lifestyle, diet, and emotional state because without that, the treatment feels incomplete. Over two decades, I’ve learned that small, consistent changes can be more powerful than any single “big” remedy, and that’s something I always try to pass on to my patients!!
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