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My favorite part of being a doctor is the opportunity to directly improve the health and wellbeing of my patients and to develop professional and personal relationships with them....more
My favorite part of being a doctor is the opportunity to directly improve the health and wellbeing of my patients and to develop professional and personal relationships with them.
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Dr. A M Aravind is a renowned Dentist in Old Town Yelahanka, Bangalore. He has had many happy patients in his 19 years of journey as a Dentist. He is a BDS, FAGE . You can meet Dr. A M Aravind personally at Vignesh dental clinic in Old Town Yelahanka, Bangalore. Don’t wait in a queue, book an instant appointment online with Dr. A M Aravind on Lybrate.com.
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BDS - Ambedkar Dental College - 1998
FAGE - Manipal College of Dental Sciences, Mangalore - 2002
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Root Canal Treatment
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Chronic Skin Allergy Treatment
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Treatment of Root Canal Treatment (RCT)
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22
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Jorhat asked
BDS, PG Diploma In PG Advance Course Of Oral Implantology On New Generation Implants, PGDHHM
Dentist, Gurgaon
Hello
get composite built-up done by dentist which will cost you less then other options like ortho (wire and braces) or ceramic veneering.
27
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male
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Jabalpur asked
homoeopathic medicine Plantago 1M or Coffea cruda 1M 4Pills every 4th hrly..take this medicine n people have a misconception that homoeopathic pills are sweet n they ll disturb the sugar levels..
trust me it doesn't..they are sweet but not to that extent..Take lots of water..eat soft foods..
24
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male
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Bhopal asked
Dear lybrate-user,
you have bleeding gums due to accumulation of food debris, which is a result of inadequate maintenance of oral hygiene. I suggest that you get thorough professional cleaning/scaling done from a dentist, and use antibacterial mouthwashes thereafter. You should also clean your tongue twice daily with a tongue cleaner. Following all these measures will solve your problem.
Hope that helps.
23
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Chennai asked
Teeth are yellow due to two factors.
Extrinsic and intrinsic.
If it is extrinsic then you have to get oral prophylaxis.
And if it is intrinsic then you have two options either a teeth whitening (bleaching) or vineers. Thanx.
31
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Homoeopathic treatment-borax 30 4 pills 3 times. Kali mur 6x -4 pills 3 times
mouth ulcer bjain 2 tab 3 time. For 8 days and revert back.
5
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Bangalore asked
Hello mam, your concern about your daughters teeth is very right, blackish teeth may be a sign of bacterial decay or caries.
Please make sure you visit a dentist and get her teeth checked.
You could get in touch with us to keep informed about preventive dental procedures which help the child to have cavity free teeth.
19
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male
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Moga asked
There are several causes of tooth discoloration, including:
Foods/drinks. Coffee, tea, colas, wines, and certain fruits and vegetables (for example, apples and potatoes) can stain your teeth.
Poor dental hygiene. Inadequate brushing and flossing....
Here is home remedy for brighter teeth---
Mix several teaspoons of baking soda with enough fresh lemon juice (or water) to make a paste.
Wipe your teeth and any extra saliva off of them with a paper towel.
Put a good amount of paste onto your toothbrush and apply.
Leave the paste on for 1 minute, then rinse, so as to avoid the acid effecting enamel.
If you are using just water you can leave it on for up to 3 minutes.
for faster result you can go for TEETH BLEACHING from dentist...
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99% of the plaque can be removed by the use of waterjets along with daily brushing.
36
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Lucknow asked
She should have good oral hygeine.
Brush regularly twice daily
Rinse after all meals.
Use lukewarm warm saline gargles thrice daily.
Get check up done with scaling and polishing of teeth done once in 6 months.
23
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male
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Guwahati asked
Dear Lybrate user, Based on your description, it could be Gingivitis. You will require Scaling and Medications, if is fibrous type and severe you may also need surgical intervention. A consultation and treatment from your local dentist or Periodontist will be helpful.
28
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Hoshiarpur asked
Regards
Please understand what pericoronitis is before you do anything else. It is a physical problem where food particles and plaque accumulate beneath a small area of gingiva overlying a lower third molar. Because of this, it gets inflamed and swells up. Because of the swelling, it gets chewed upon by corrosponding upper tooth. This causes further damage and further aggravates the inflammation and thus swelling. This become a viscious cycle. Because of some antibiotics, painkillers and anti-inflammatory medications, the current episode might resolve only to cause a another episode because the physical problem has not been corrected.
This problem is sort of new to our generation based on evolutionary explanations. Our jaw sizes are reducing while the number and size of teeth remains the same. Thus the third molars are generally partially covered by bone and/ or gingiva from the back. This causes third molar impaction or pericoronitis.
I would strongly suggest that you stop beating around the bush and get that third molar extracted given that you are unable to sleep because of the severity of this episode. If not indicated in your particular case, consider laser operculectomy (removal of excessive gingiva covering a third molar by laser to cause minimal swelling).
It might seem drastic, but take some time and consider the various episodes of pain and swelling that you will have to face unnecessarily because of a tooth that is not as useful in chewing.
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There are many reasons for ulcers for ex:- stress ulcer, drug allergy, systemic disease, multi-vitamin deficiency, stomach upset etc. I suggest you visit a dentist to find the etiology of ulcer for proper treatment.
18
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male
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Surat asked
HI…1) avoid oily, spicy, junk, fermented and stale foods,
2) sleep upto 10-10.30 pm,
3) avoid coffee and tea,
A) Eat 30-40 black currants and 1 tsf of jiggery during meals,
B) Take 200 ml of fresh butter milk with pinch of saindhav lavan after meals,
C) take 30 ml of aamla juice along with 15 ml of honey in morning on empty stomach, D) take fresh juice of beet or pomegranate in morning instead of breakfast, E) do yoga and anuloma-viloma pranayam regularly for 20-30 minutes do all these things for 15 days…gives you good result…THANKS.
22
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male
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Kolkata asked
If the problem is for few days only I will suggest you to eat crushed foods which can be swallowed directly
42
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male
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Balrampur asked
Sir actually its better to stop using Nicotex since it also is a kind of addiction. You had to consult a physician for an opinion and then find a dentist of your choice to get treated for your mouth ulcers. Meanwhile use some topical ointments and gel like mucopain for ulcer.
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visit ur dentist halfyearly
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For healthier teeth, flossing daily in a sawing motion is highly recommended. Take the floss to the point where the teeth meet the gums.
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Pregnancy is a transformation phase in itself -it brings with it changes to almost all body systems. The oral tissues and the teeth are also affected significantly. Extra precaution is required to maintain regular oral health and avoid severe decay and/or gum disease. If not avoided, the dental infections can cause severe systemic infections and require strong antibiotics, x-rays, minor surgeries, and root canal therapy which may not be safe during pregnancy.
Higher levels of estrogen during pregnancy in the blood lead to a lot of visible changes in the oral cavity - higher incidence of tooth decay, gingival and periodontal inflammation, and even minor benign tumours in some cases. The notorious morning sickness plays havoc with the person's oral hygiene habits, thereby further complicating the situation.
Prior to pregnancy: A pre-pregnancy dental check-up to look for gum health and decay would go a long way in a healthy pregnancy, from the dental point of view at least. A thorough scaling and screening for cavities done before pregnancy can help avoid dental visits during the term, other than for routine checkup.
Pregnancy: If that pre-pregnancy visit could not happen, then visiting your dentist should be one of the first things to do as soon as you have confirmed your pregnancy. At this stage, no dental treatment can be done. Any elective procedures (cosmetic, etc.) will have to be done only after delivery. If the dentist identifies no cause for worry, that is great news. However, if there are any causes for concern, like a decay, the non-invasive treatment should be done at the earliest. When you are pregnant, note the following from a dental point of view:
- Oninvasive treatments like minor fillings can be done
- Regular scaling and polishing is not a problem
- Let the dentist know about all the medications you are taking
- Visit the dentist every 3 to 4 months for a regular check-up
- Follow good oral hygiene practices including, brushing, rinsing, and flossing
- Switch to a bland toothpaste in case of severe morning sickness
- Watch your diet - the teeth forming in the fetus require nutrition through you, so ensure adequate intake of minerals like calcium and potassium
- Avoid sweets and sticky/chewy foods that can lead to plaque formation
Though dental procedures can be done during the 4th to 6th month, they are best avoided, which can be done with better planning and some minimal care.
After delivery: After the delivery of the baby, please visit your dentist to ensure you have again ensured there is no emergent dental condition requiring attention. Resume your regular dental care after delivery.
With a little planning and extra care, dental health can be managed nicely during pregnancy with minimal to no pain. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult a dentist.
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--even before your baby starts teething, run a clean, damp washcloth over the gums to clear away harmful bacteria.
-- massage the gum pads of your infants during teething, as it will help the smooth eruption of the teeth without irritation.(as massaging will increase the blood flow in the area).
--once your baby gets teeth, brush them with an infant toothbrush. Use water and a tiny bit of fluoride toothpaste (about the size of a grain of rice). You can use fluoride or non fluoride toothpaste (mind it keep the size of toothpaste about the size of rice grain because you still want to minimize any toothpaste that is swallowed.)
--around age 2, your child should learn to spit while brushing. Avoid giving your child water to swish and spit because this might make swallowing toothpaste more likely.
--kids ages 3 and up should use only a pea-sized amount of fluoride toothpaste.
--always supervise kids younger than 6 while brushing, as they are more likely to swallow toothpaste.
-- massage the gum pads of your infants during teething, as it will help the smooth eruption of the teeth without irritation.(as massaging will increase the blood flow in the area).
--once your baby gets teeth, brush them with an infant toothbrush. Use water and a tiny bit of fluoride toothpaste (about the size of a grain of rice). You can use fluoride or non fluoride toothpaste (mind it keep the size of toothpaste about the size of rice grain because you still want to minimize any toothpaste that is swallowed.)
--around age 2, your child should learn to spit while brushing. Avoid giving your child water to swish and spit because this might make swallowing toothpaste more likely.
--kids ages 3 and up should use only a pea-sized amount of fluoride toothpaste.
--always supervise kids younger than 6 while brushing, as they are more likely to swallow toothpaste.
22
years old
female
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Hyderabad asked
You need to have x ray. Then only we can anticipate. So do not wait visit the dentist. But as a general health do brush twice your teeth. And do warm saline rinses 3 times a week. It will give you relief.
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