Dr. Jagan Mohan Reddy B.R

Rule out any fresh injury if not consult your dentist get xray done rule out if there is any reinfection if there rct will have to b repeated.

It depends on whether the roots are straight or curved and near trigeminal mandibular nerve. Ranges from 2000 to 10000 rs.

This patient had food getting stuck constantly after having a crown placed elsewhere. A fresh all ceramic or meatless crown properly fabricated helped elevate his problem.

Hello lybrate-user, this plaque and tartar is layer of deposited food acted upon by residential bacteria present in the mouth. Our saliva contains minerals that hardens this layer with time. Visit a dentist for professional cleaning of your teeth called scaling. This layer is removed in the procedure and you will be able appreciate the difference. But the treatment only is not sufficient, after the treatment, you need to follow strict oral hygiene habits like brushing twice a day specially at night after dinner, rinsing your mouth after every meal, flossing your teeth for removing deposited food from in between the teeth and also cleaning of tongue. Follow up is equally important to check yourself whether you are doing it right or not so visit a dentist every 6 months for regular dental check up.

Use ELSENZ TOOTHPASTE OR TOOTHMIN TOOTHPASTE they both are fabulous even I am using it since 1 yr.

Common causes r- gum disease and tooth decay, smoking,side effects of medicine, sinusitis ,gadtritis. Chronic halitosis may also be a sign of gastric reflux, diabetes, liver or kidney disease. Get ur lft,kft,blood sugar levrls checked.

Earache is the referred pain can be coz of tooth infection. Maximum time posterior most tooth is involved. Other reason is jaw joint problem in which jaw muscle get tense and cause pain around the ear. My advise is to consult a dentist for proper diagnosis. Other reasons can be -wisdom tooth problem. -deep cavity in last tooth. Senquel -ad mouthwash and colgate pro relief toothpaste he has to use toothpaste and mouthwash is not the solution.

Please go and visit a dentist and get cleaning (scaling) of teeth done. There is no home remedy for this problem of yours.

It may be due to lack of saliva formation may be due to acidity, stomach derangement,, infection etc

Smokers and oral tobacco users are also more likely to have gum disease, another source of bad breath. Poor dental hygiene. If you don't brush and floss daily, food particles remain in your mouth, causing bad breath. The most common cause of bad breath is poor oral hygiene. Bacteria that build up on your teeth – particularly between them – as well as your tongue and gums, can produce unpleasant-smelling gases. These bacteria are also responsible for gum disease and tooth decay. Do following tricks to reduced Bad breath 1) Brush and floss more often. Plaque, the sticky buildup on your teeth, collects bacteria that cause bad breath. 2)Rinse your mouth out. 3)Scrape your tongue. 4)Avoid foods that sour your breath. If these things are not working, please contact me for further analysis and medicines.