Dr. Jagadeesh

you can wait for time being or you can go for extraction of any two of them. space could be made with Coronoplasty.

Eat lot of fruits & green leafy vegetables & drink plenty of water. Kindly consult a dentist in person for further suggestion. We need more investigations with clinical examination to decide upon treatment. You may need Coronoplasty (smoothen teeth edges)

Hi.You may go for braces or else cosmetic dentistry procedure like composite veneering or laminates. .And it's not compulsory that ur child will have kind of same profile.

Hi lybrate-user. The best way to treat it is homoeopathic. But I need more details to find out the exact cause. So you may consult. Still if you want to try you may take homoeoapthic medicine Mercurius Solubilis 200 one dose only. Report after 1 week.

Drinking a cup of tea everyday helps in keeping the gums and teeth healthy as; it contains high amounts of fluoride and flavonoids which prevent harmful bacteria from sticking to the teeth.

It is due to attrition (daant ka ghisna). We need to find the reason for it. Then only we can treat it. You need to visit your dentist.

Better go for orthodontic treatment, rather then trimming or grinding of tooth for cap or crown placement

Hello, yellow teeth could be because of deposits on your teeth. Get your scaling and polishing done from a dentist. Brush twice daily, floss regularly and rinse after every meal.

Get scaling polishing done by a dentist than brush twice daily especially at night avoid coloured foodstuffs.

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.