Scaling Doubt - Does Stains Are Removed Through Scaling Or It

Scaling doubt

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Does stains are removed through scaling or it remains as it is and what to do for that please tell me

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Dr. Sumalatha

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Visit a dentist external stains goes off with scaling. Dentist will guide you after clinical examination.

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