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Dr. Krishna Priya is an experienced Dentist in Seshadripuram, Bangalore. You can meet Dr. Krishna Priya personally at Kumarapark Dental Care in Seshadripuram, Bangalore. You can book an instant appointment online with Dr. Krishna Priya on Lybrate.com.
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Asked for male, 32 years old from Delhi
Sensitivity may be due to exposed roots or a deep carious lesion or loss of enamel layer due to attrition. So firstly get a diagnosis by a dental surgeon to rule out the cause. Then accordingly treatment can be done.
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It’s a pretty special moment when your child runs to you for the first time and tells you their tooth is loose. For a child, loose teeth means that they’ll be a big kid soon. For parents, it means their little one is growing up fast…maybe a little too fast. So what should you do when your child comes to you with the exciting news? Here are the things every parent should know about losing that first tooth.
When do kids start losing their baby teeth?
Children will lose their first tooth around age 6. They’ll continue to lose 3–4 teeth per year until they have lost all 20 of their baby teeth by about age 12.
Which teeth fall out first?
Baby teeth usually fall out in the order they came in. The front bottom teeth are often the first to go. The last teeth to fall out are usually the big molars in the back of the mouth.
Does losing a tooth hurt?
Losing a tooth shouldn’t hurt very much. If it is very painful, it probably means that your child is trying to pull a tooth that’s not quite ready to come out. If the pain gets bad, you can put an over-the-counter, pain-relieving gel on the gum surrounding the tooth. Make sure it’s for children, and don’t use it too much or too often.
Should I pull a loose tooth?
The short answer is no. It can tear the gum tissue around the tooth and cause injury. Allow your child to gently wiggle their tooth. But tell them they should let a tooth fall out on its own.
What happens if my child swallows their tooth?
Nothing, really. Accidentally swallowing a tooth isn’t a big deal. It will simply pass through the body.
Will there be a lot of blood when my child loses their tooth?
There shouldn’t be very much blood at all. When there is a lot of blood, it is usually caused by forcing a tooth out before it is ready. To stop bleeding, have your child bite down on gauze, cotton ball or a clean cloth until the bleeding slows.
When do permanent teeth start to grow in?
Usually it takes a few weeks for the permanent tooth to begin to poke through. It will take a few months more for the tooth to fully grow in.
What to do when i see a permanent tooth erupting before the baby tooth has fallen out?
You need to visit your dentist and get a examination done for your child. In some cases it may be advisable to remove the baby tooth to make way for the permanent one.
When do kids start losing their baby teeth?
Children will lose their first tooth around age 6. They’ll continue to lose 3–4 teeth per year until they have lost all 20 of their baby teeth by about age 12.
Which teeth fall out first?
Baby teeth usually fall out in the order they came in. The front bottom teeth are often the first to go. The last teeth to fall out are usually the big molars in the back of the mouth.
Does losing a tooth hurt?
Losing a tooth shouldn’t hurt very much. If it is very painful, it probably means that your child is trying to pull a tooth that’s not quite ready to come out. If the pain gets bad, you can put an over-the-counter, pain-relieving gel on the gum surrounding the tooth. Make sure it’s for children, and don’t use it too much or too often.
Should I pull a loose tooth?
The short answer is no. It can tear the gum tissue around the tooth and cause injury. Allow your child to gently wiggle their tooth. But tell them they should let a tooth fall out on its own.
What happens if my child swallows their tooth?
Nothing, really. Accidentally swallowing a tooth isn’t a big deal. It will simply pass through the body.
Will there be a lot of blood when my child loses their tooth?
There shouldn’t be very much blood at all. When there is a lot of blood, it is usually caused by forcing a tooth out before it is ready. To stop bleeding, have your child bite down on gauze, cotton ball or a clean cloth until the bleeding slows.
When do permanent teeth start to grow in?
Usually it takes a few weeks for the permanent tooth to begin to poke through. It will take a few months more for the tooth to fully grow in.
What to do when i see a permanent tooth erupting before the baby tooth has fallen out?
You need to visit your dentist and get a examination done for your child. In some cases it may be advisable to remove the baby tooth to make way for the permanent one.
Asked for female, 26 years old from Mumbai
BDS, MDS - Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Advanced course in maxillofacial sugery
Dentist, Lucknow
Get scaling polishing done by a dentist than brush twice daily especially at night use betadine mouth wash drink plenty of water about five k one to two sittings.
Asked for female, 21 years
Get her vitamin b12 levels checked as sometimes deficiency of vitamin b12 can cause irritation or burning sensation in mouth.
Shared 2 years ago • Featured Tip
Make night time compulsory for your child.Use a non-fluoridated kids paste if the child has a habit of swallowing the paste while brushing.Just take a little pea sized quantity of the paste on the kids brush.Don't fill the brush with paste.It increases the risk of swallow and also adds to wastage rather than helping in brushing.
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Most of us suffer from some or the other dental problem in our lifetime. Majority of these problems are attributed to tooth decay. Tooth decay or cavities occur when bacteria living in the mouth produce a strong acid that slowly deteriorates the health of the teeth. If left untreated such decays will lead to infection, causing extreme pain and eventually tooth loss. To prevent this, dental fillings are done. Fillings are also used to repair broken or cracked teeth. Here is everything you need to know about fillings.
What is a Dental Filling?
A dental filling is one of the most commonly used methods that can restore the normal functioning and shape of the tooth, which may have been damaged due to tooth decay. These fillings close off the spaces where bacteria can set in and cause further decay. This protects the surrounding tissues too as food and bacteria accumulated in cavities can harm gums too.
Procedure of Dental Filling:
Before a filling session, the dentist will carry out proper assessment of your teeth. Dental X-rays may be used to ascertain the extent of the damage. This can be followed by a procedure with which the dentist will clean out the affected area of the tooth. After the decay has been cleaned out, the cavity will be filled with desired filling material.
Types of Dental Fillings:
There are various kinds of dental fillings. Let us find out a little bit about each kind.
- Gold Filling: These are made in a laboratory before they are cemented in place. These fillings are known to last over two decades thanks to the fact that they are tolerated exceptionally well by the gum tissue. This is also an expensive option, which will require multiple visits to the dental clinic.
- Amalgam Filling: These are also known as silver fillings and are usually an alloy containing tin, silver, and other metals, which bond well with the teeth. Many Dentists today are advising against the use of these fillings as it has been proved that mercury content in these fillings can harm the body.
- Composite Resin Filling: These kinds of fillings are matched to the colour of your teeth for a natural appearance. These are the most commonly uses fillings today as they fulfill most of the criteria we would desire from a dental filling.
- Porcelain Filling: These are known as inlays or onlays. These fillings are used in restorations where a large part of the tooth structure has been lost. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult a dentist and ask a free question.
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Certification in Full Mouth Rehabilitation, Post-Graduate Certificate in Oral Implantology (PGCOI), M.Sc - Master of Oral Implantology (MOI), Certified Implantologist, BDS
Dentist, Rajkot
It could be the Wisdom Tooth.
For temporary relief You can take pain killers but depending upon clinical evaluation if required, then Removal of the Tooth is Mandatory.
Shared 2 years ago • Featured Tip
Next to the toothbrush, dental floss is the most effective tool for the prevention of decay!
Asked for male, 22 years old from Delhi
Dear lybrate-user
supraspinatus tendinitis gives issues in overhead activities. Strengthening exercises for a period of 4 to 6 wks coupled with moist heat therapy should take care off this issue.
Constant exercises thereafter will prevent this problem recurring.
Avoid sternous work with the shoulder affected.
Asked for male, 28 years old from Navi Mumbai
There are various causes for mouth ulcers:
*diet *deficiency
*irritating fillings
*stress/ allegries
*late night *wisdom tooth
*broken teeth etc.
You need to find out the exact cause. It could be one of the above. You need to see your nearest dentist at your earliest. Till then you can apply this gel called rexidin m forte on the affected area twice a day.
Asked for female, 18 years old from Delhi
Aradhana
you are having yellow teeth with bleeding gums and smell from mouth this all problems in gums can be due to poor oral health .
Do 10 % H2O2 mouthwash .
visit dental surgeon for checkup and for bleeding from gums
you need to take care of your teeth and maintain good oral hygiene,
like brushing your teeth twice a day with colgate fresh mint tooth paste ,regular rinse with Mouthwashes (listerine )after meals.
Asked for male, 20 years old from Varanasi
Hello Brush twice daily and use mouthwash after brushing every day. Visit a dentist for cleaning and routine checkup in every 6 months.
Regards
Shared 8 months ago • Featured Tip
Mouth gargling with warm water with salt added to it is a very effective method especially in chilling winters to reduce tooth ache arising due to sensitive teeth. Though it relieves the pain, consult your dentist for permanent cure.
Asked for female, 40 years
Since its upper last molar, access will be very limited, it is better to extract if its upper third molar
Asked for male, 19 years old from Hyderabad
Use whitening toothpaste such as snowdent twice daily for 3 months. It might lighten your teeth by only one shade. If your not satissfied with its results you'll require assistance by dentist.
Asked for female, 32 years old from Hyderabad
Broken tooth can be restored to its normal shape and color by restorative material like composite.
Visit to a dentist for examination and proper treatment plan.
Asked for male, 24 years
Get your teeth cleaned by a dentist. He will advise you some medication. Ask your dentist for proper brushing techniques. That will solve your problems.
Shared 1 year ago • Featured Tip
For healthier teeth, flossing daily in a sawing motion is highly recommended. Take the floss to the point where the teeth meet the gums.
Asked for Male, 74 years old from Bangalore
Mainly stress, hormonal changes or any medical conditions are responsible for mouth ulcers. Kindly, apply dologel twice aday for relief. If problem persists contact or visit your nearby dentist.
Asked for female, 41 years old from Amritsar
Hello, I can feel what you are experiencing but just by prescribing medication or a home won't solve your problems, please visit nearby dental surgeon, and let him check what exactly causing the, so that a proper solution can be advised. Till then try to rinse with warm salt water, avoid hard, hot food, and improve your oral health.
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