Dr. Sujatha Girish Rao

Do not think about govt. Or private, its totally depend upon the doctor who is going to treat you. Some people have problem with govt. And some have with private so do not get confused.

Hi, teeth have a protective layer called enamel with age the enamel wears off and become thin which causes to become teeth sensitive to cold and hot. You need to get a professional check up done to know the exact cause and solution of your problem. Regards.

Hello. Gargle with salt water 3 times daily. If pain is severe take any pain killers. Mostly pain will subside with in 3 days.In case if it persist have to visit a dentist. Thank you.

Brother, I am little confused, who told you these baseless things. Enamel can never regenerate, never never never so affected area can never regrows eating anything may increase calcium in your body, but it doesnt do anything good to tooth calcium may helpfull for your teeth only when its under formation means the calcium your body have t the time of formation of tooth, body used only that much, after erruption, no matter how much you take these stuff its not going to help now in simple term, if it is possible to regrow affected area then in this world there is no need of dentist why would any one let dentist fill their affected area with artificial material, if they can regrow it.

Dear lybrate-user you can't remove it by your own you need to see a dentist its initial stage of caries.

Do warm saline rinses 3-4 times a day, pain should subside. If it doesn’t help then see a dentist.

Neck advice neck exercises. Neck stretching. Postural correction. Shoulder shrugs. Take frequent breaks at work. Core strengthening exercises. Use cervical pillow. Use back support. Self massage the back of neck. Shoulder advice. Regular stretching of shoulder muscles. Warm up and cool down is a must. Hot fomentation.

Kindly get scaling and polishing done and if you want you can also get bleaching done. Brush your teeth twice daily using correct brushing technique to maintain your oral hygiene.

Sometimes halitosis or bad breath is not due to oral hygiene. There are several other reasons so need to be clinically correlated. Respiratory tract infections? sore throat, swollen lymph nodes (" swollen glands") in the neck, fever, stuffy nose, a greenish or yellowish nasal discharge, a mucus-producing cough external agents? cigarette stains on fingers and teeth, a uniform yellow" coffee stain" on teeth dry mouth? difficulty swallowing dry foods, difficulty speaking for a prolonged period because of mouth dryness, a burning sensation in the mouth, an unusually high number of dental caries, dry eyes (in sjgren's syndrome) systemic (bodywide) illnesses? symptoms of diabetes, lung disease, kidney failure or liver disease.

Ulceration mean you are eating hot and spicy food or you have very sharp edges of the teeth (check with dentist), for ulcer stop eating spicy food.

Bad breath or halitosis can be because of varied reasons. There can be some underlying gastrointestinal problem, in my opinion you must get your thorough check up done by a dentist and a physician. For the time being you should concentrate on maintaining your oral hygiene. Brush properly and keep your tongue also clean.

Soft drinks, cordials and fruit juices should be consumed in a limited quantity because they are acidic in nature. Acidic food or drinks often soften the tooth material which leads to the dissolution of minerals into the tooth enamel, resulting in cavities (holes).

there are multiple reasons of bad breath, you can have gum problem, dental caries or indigestion. You can primarily do brushing twice a day and use of mouthwash as a emergency measure but you must contact dentist soon.

The bleeding gums are 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. Following all these measures will solve your problem. Hope that helps.

Why You Have Sensitive Teeth:
Acidic Foods
The consumption of too many acidic foods erodes the enamel on your teeth

Teeth Grinding
grinding of the teeth also destroys the natural structure of your teeth. Over time, your teeth might become sensitive.

Gum Recession
The roots of your teeth are nicely protected by gum tissue, but when the gums recede the root becomes exposed thus causing sensitive teeth.

Recent Dental Work
Short term tooth sensitivity can also be caused by recent dental work. You should not worry, because this is only a temporary side effect and sensitivity will go away in a few weeks.

Clove oil application is a temporary home remedy for controlling pain. Adv. root canal treatment , deep cleaning & a gum strengthening procedure for permanent cure.

Kindly get a dental check up done. There might be teeth erupting (permanent) or milk tooth shedding. Or a cavity in certain tooth. With gum coming out of the tooth. Kindly get it checked.

Sir for this you need to get filling/restoration done by a dentist in your locality. Proper brushing is good with any toothpaste just get a habit of doing warm water with salt rinses atleast 2-3 times a day for better oral hygiene. Thank you.

First completely quit the habit of tobacco chewing. Start taking some vitamin supplements with lycopene in it. Yours is just the beginning. So don't worry. It can be treated with medication n mouth exercises. Avoid oilly n spicy food completely. Eat healthy and balanced diet.

Ya it can be removed. Now whether it should be removed or not is the sole decision of your dentist. Please refer to one soon.