One feels confident and fit when they have healthy teeth and gums. The tooth enamel becomes discolored as people go about their everyday activities and engage in diverse eating and drinking behaviors. The majority of dental offices have traditionally associated polishing with the prophylaxis treatment, which patients are aware of and anticipate. However, excessive polishing might wear down the tooth's surface structure. More local deposits would gather as a result of this. Additionally, the process of reestablishing the fluoride-rich layer of the tooth takes a long time. As a result, polishing is no longer recommended as a regular oral prophylaxis technique and is now done only when the patient requires it. The following article provides information on several issues.

Keywords : Stains, Polishing, Abrasives.