Dr. Vinaya Kundapur

You must keep your stomach healthy take fibrous food add two bananas to your diet drink plenty of water use Listerine mouth wash.

For cavity get a proper filling done & for yellow colour get a check up done if you require a scaling or not. A thorough check up is a must.

Hello- There is no connection between Oral Pappiloma virus and salty mouth. You might be facing some indigestion issues. Eat light at dinner, avoid rice and curd, and take a mild laxative like figs or isabgol with milk at bed time. Your problem will be solved.

The lower incisors come out by 6-7 years of age. If there is no history of trauma or fall, no decay or discolouration in the tooth, it could just be fine. However, it is preferable if a dentist examines the child personally and if deemed necessary, get an x-ray for the lower teeth. This would be to check the development status of the permanent teeth. Thanks, hope this clears your doubts. Have a nice day.

You may have infection at the extraction site. Visit the dentist who did your extraction. He/she will give you antibiotics and analgesic after cleaning the wound (irrigating the wound). In the mean time use betadine gargles dilute it with equal amounts of water and rinse gently 3-4 times a day.

Hi Zubair... It needs some exercise and medicine... Better consult... Till then you may take homoeopathic medicine Thiosinaminum 1X TDs...

Patients who have a history of gum diseases should also consult their periodontist while undergoing orthodontic treatment.

See you can take any painkiller, but it won't totally reduce pain, you need to visit a dentist, get an xray done of the tooth involved and it may have to be removed.

Don't Remove your painful Tooth
INSTEAD
SAVE your Tooth
There's ALWAYS
An ENDODONTIST to Help you Better..

Stages of periodontal disease

Let me know first which teeth are sensitive.Than the cause for ur sensitivity.Or else send me the x-ray of affected side.Just don't rub a paste without knowing the cause; could be caries,cervical erosion,attrition or any history of trauma. Please take an appointment for accurate diagnosis.

1stly u need a clinical check up...xray to diagnose correctly..u may need RCT of the diseased tooth..and cap after that..

A healthy tooth brush is equal to a healthy mouth. Thoroughly rinsing your tooth brush daily after brushing will keep it germ-free and healthy and let it air-dry before using it again.

Hi Lybrate-user. Apki problem ok oral submucous fibrosis kehete hain. Gutka khane se humare gaalo ki maans pechiya fibrosis ki wajaf se tight ho jaati hai aur pehle ki tarah flexible nahi rehti. Isse pehle jitna muh khulta tha wo nahi khul pata. Har baar aisa nahi hota par kayi baar aage jaake ye bahot dangerous sabit ho sakta hai. Muh ka cancer bhi ho sakta hai. Muh bilkul khulna band ho sakta hai. Sirf liquid diet pe jana pad sakta hai. Oral Medicine ke MDS degree doctor ke paas ja kar pehle checkup karwaye. Agar test ki zarrorat pade to hichke nahi. Gutka poori tarah chodne ke baad doctor aur dawayi ki madad se aap behtar mahsoos karenge. Apne doston ko bhi gutka khane se roke. Hum Manushya sansaar mein sabse best life being ka example hain. Hume ye kooda nahi khana hai.

Both are addictive and bad for health. Can join a addiction center. consult apsycologist for counselling. Make your will strong enough to stop these veils.

Kindly show her to your family doctor and he will seek advise from ent surgeon, dental surgeon and orthopedic surgeon as required. Ideal will be to consult in medical college for advise.

There are so many causes of bleeding gums - - brushing too hard - poor oral hygiene. - vitamin deficiency - taking blood thinners or other medications - bleeding or clotting disorders - mouth sores - other medical problems, including diabetes, heart disease, leukemia or scurvy Few advice to stop bleeding gums-- - visit to a dentist for professional cleaning once in a year - use a soft toothbrush -- and brush properly! brush your teeth for at least two minutes twice a day and after meals. Hard brushing can further damage the soft tissues of your mouth. - floss at least once a day and be sure to floss beyond the gum line to remove more plaque. - control bleeding by applying pressure to the area with a cold compress. - rinse with salt water to keep the area clean. - Avoid mouthwashes that contain alcohol, which can dry out your mouth. - stay away from smoking and other tobacco products, which can aggravate bleeding gums.

Kindly see dental surgeon and get the extra tooth removed if feasible and does not affect your smile.

Crowns are always required after rct because it gets weaker. Forces while eating can do fracture of rct treated tooth. That's why dentist suggest a cap but patients don't get it done. Consult your dentist.

you can plan for ceramic veneers to mask the colour of teeth. it lasts long,and gives very good aesthetic results