Dr. Kumarswamy

Medicines are temporary solutions which can't be continued lifelong. Please check if the pain recurs & if it does then get the tooth checked again.

Yes theres is treatment for gum recession. U can go for flap surgery after proper scaling and root planning treatment. The results are visible only after a month and you need to maintain proper oral hygiene.

Yes it may cause a variety of symptoms. If these symptoms are recurrent, go for removal of the wisdom tooth.

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Like your jaw, tongue, heart, hands,eyes etc, lymph node is also a part of your body :),if it is not hurting, not growing, why are you worrying simply?, be calm, nothing to worry, it is normal.

Tooth sensitivity is caused by the gradual exposure of the softer part of your tooth that lies under the tooth enamel, called" dentine" Dentine has tiny tubes ('tubules') that lead to the nerve and are filled with fluid. Eating or drinking foods and drinks that are hot, cold or sweet can cause a change in fluid movement. This fluid movement causes the nerve endings to react in response, triggering a short, sharp pain. Some of the most common causes of sensitive teeth include: Brushing Brushing shortly after acid challenge can cause the enamel to be more easily worn away, as during this time the enamel is softened and more vulnerable. Brushing too vigorously can also cause receding gums, causing further exposure of the dentine. Gum Disease Gum disease (also known as gingivitis) causes inflamed and sore gum tissue.  If left untreated, gingivitis can lead to periodontitis. Periodontitis is when gum disease gets worse and damages the tissues and bone that support the teeth. One sign of periodontitis is sensitive teeth, as the receding gums leave dentine exposed.  Teeth Grinding If you grind your teeth when you sleep or during the day, or if you clench your teeth, you may be wearing down enamel and exposing the underlying dentine layer of your tooth. Receding Gums Receding gums can be caused by conditions such as gum disease, which can expose the tooth's dentine and cause sensitivity. Brushing too vigorously can also cause receding gums. Homoeopathic medicines bring holistic act on each and every part of body thus teeth are no exception, go for a constitutional homoeopathic treatment to get permanent cure.

That totally depends on the magnitude of the injury. If it's minor then it will heal on its own, just take care of the hygiene part. If it's major, consult an ENT.

A small black mark could be decay. It could also just be a stain. But if it went away after brushing then it chances are that it is just food particle or debris because decay or caries can never be removed by brushing. Please visit a dentist to get it filled or cleaned out during the early stages.

Mouth ulcers are normally due to vitamin deficiency or bad digestion. Other causes are dry mouth, trauma from teeth, consumption of tobacco, oilly n spicy foods, change in lifestyle or medicine, stress etc. So start taking a vitamin supplements. Avoid oilly n spicy food completely. Increase intake of water. Eat balanced and healthy diet.

Kind of toothbrush to be used by adults:       We recommend a brush with soft bristles which helps in removing the plaque and debris thoroughly from the mouth.

Dear Lybrate User! No need to panic. Your lips must have got dried or chapped owing to the weather these days. Just apply vaseline or glycerine to your lips and keep them moist throughout. They will heal up well. Happy Smiles to you!

Kindly consult an Oral & maxillofacial surgeon in person for further suggestion. We need more investigations (full mouth x-ray, TMJ open & closed mouth, MRI) & clinical examination to decide upon treatment. Until then have soft diet. Avoid yawning. Replace posterior teeth if they are missing

There may be cavity in your tooth. Go for x-ray to know about the extent of the cavity. After that treatment can be decided either filling or rct. For temporary relief from pain you can take ketorol dt 2 tabs dissolved in half cup of water

If you have diabetes, make sure you take care of your mouth. People with diabetes are at risk for mouth infections, especially periodontal (gum) disease. Periodontal disease can damage the gum and bone that hold your teeth in place and may lead to painful chewing problems. Some people with serious gum disease lose their teeth.

It's bad to keep shit in mouth very unhealthy habit pl go to a dentist n get filling done publicly using such language does not give u a better grading

the medicine will remove infection partially , Better is that you meet dental surgeon and get oral prophylaxis and treatment for upper and lower teeth.

Cosmetic dentist can help you. You need professional dental whitening and composite veneers. Visit your dentist and he will guide you.

Kindly consult a dentist in person for further suggestion. We need more investigations to decide upon treatment. You may consult me in person. Dental tips: - visit a dentist every six months. Gargle your mouth thoroughly after every meal. Scrub gently to clean your tongue with a tongue cleaner. Floss all your teeth inter dentally & brush twice daily, morning & night, up & down short vertical strokes, with ultra-soft bristles, indicator brush.

The sputum is blood stained or not. Also whether the mouth bleed startsand stps of its own or you apply some cotton over it.