White saliva after brushing

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Asked for Female, 31 Years

Every morning after i brush, white saliva/film generates. It continues for 30 minutes to 1 hour. I tried by changing toothpaste to. But the problem is still the same. This problem is since 4 months If i dont brush and rinse with water, there is no problem.

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Dr. Puja Bansal

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Hello, visit your dentist get your checkup done.if there are food deposits you need to get scaling and polishing done.it is better to see the case clinically for proper diagnosis and treatment

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Dr. Purnima Komarraju Dentist 21 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Purnima Komarraju

Dentist 21 yrs exp Bangalore

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Pl visit your nearest Dental centre. I am not sure what your concerns are. If you have not visited your dentist for more than 6 months , you could do so now . Sometimes food debris sticks to teeth and forms a hard calculus., but again without clinical examination its not right to comment.

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pl brush your teeth twice a day follow it with flossing.