Dr. Rohit Khatri Khatri

Please go as per your dentist advice. The thing is once you got your teeth extracted you have to get it replaced either with an implant option or a bridge otherwise adjacent teeth shifts to cover the empty space and after few yrs, you won't be able to pursue for either of the option In order to masticate the food properly, bridge is required lest you won't be able to chew the food. Implant is a surgical procedure and bit expensive so go for bridge.

Its very simple procedure and you do not need to worry we just cut the tooth structure for almost 2 mm.

Although dentistry has seen tremendous developments in treatment techniques and materials in the last few decades, public awareness exercises have somehow not been able to keep pace with its rise. As a result most people today will be surprised if they are told that dentistry has nine different specialties.

Orthodontics happens to be the first specialty in dentistry. It deals with prevention, interception & correction of malocclusion (improper bite). Common problems like spacing between teeth, crowding of teeth due to lack of space, protrusion of teeth, un-aesthetic smile etc. Can be easily corrected by timely orthodontic intervention.

A malocclusion can result either due to abnormal position of the teeth or lack of harmony between upper & lower jaws. The best person to treat problems of such nature is an orthodontist. An orthodontist undergoes three years of rigorous training during his postgraduate program wherein he treats hundreds of patients having malocclusion of varying severity. After successful completion of the course he is awarded with the degree of mds orthodontics.

However as a consequence of lack of awareness, a lot of patients still do not seek the advice of an orthodontist for their problem. As a result such patient do not get the desired treatment outcome which predisposes their dentition for relapse after treatment. In addition such patients may also experience harmful effects on their occlusion (chewing efficiency) and may develop tmj (temporomandibular joint) related disorders in the long run. It is recommended that an orthodontic specialist be consulted before undergoing treatment of such nature.

Go to dentist and if cavity due to caries then excavate caries and fill it with composite filling material.

Hi, there are various reasons of bad breath, like impurities in blood, inefficient digestive system, dry mouth (lack of saliva production), gum disease, cavities, plaque and tartar formation around teeth and gums, kind of diet, improper brushing / cleaning of mouth etc. I would advise you to get a thorough physical and dental examination to rule out the cause of bad breath and to solve it permanently. Regards Dr. Krinita motwani's dental clinic.

If germs still present, visit the dentist again because you cannot remove it by yourself. If by chance it's not germs, your dentist will clarify and perform scaling and polishing if needed or not done previously.

Either you go through cosmetic treatment like composite application , veneer , or crown. If gap is more than you can go through orthodontic treatment. So you should consult to dentist for further detail.

Cost is of his skill n the materials med he is using, sterilisation costs, cost of disposable equipment he is using, cost of disposable material he is to use for himself like gloves mask etc n the establishment cost hence I think he must b breaking even only very reasonable.

Your teeth are not growing out. Your gums are residing so you feel a gap between the bridge n teeth. Replace your bridge with a new one. Maintain proper oral hygiene to prevent this.

Dear, If you have lots of spices or gutka or tobacco chewing etc. There is great possibility that you may be suffering from OSMF. But, it will be better to have a dental check up by a good Dental Surgeon to allow him evaluate your condition and then guide you out of this mess.