Dr. Jatinder

Hello, you can apply baking soda over it or do baking soda in water mouth rinses. This will help to heal your ulcers. If they still persist, you need to consult a physician and get your vitamin B levels checked. If required take supplements for it.

As per your query I am sure you are looking for a help which gets you a good smile. And for making a smile perfect we gotta do a small dental check up and see like how much gap is there. How that gap is while you bite or chew. Whether the canine exposure is good or not during smile. If the corner of the mouth is in alignment with the same during a smile. To analyse your smile we need to make a small portfolio of your smile with pics n videos which should be shooted in the clinic by us only then taking impressions of your jaws to have a diagnostic cast in which we again do a small study. After doing all this we come to a conclusion that how many number of veneers are required or whether orthodontic braces will also be required or not. Considering all these aspects only we can give you a perfect smile. Because you yourself should be surprised after the treatment like its so natural looking, for others it will be definitely hard to know if you have had any dental treatment for the same. So for all that you need to visit us at our facility and after all analysis we will be able to tell you the exact cost. If you want it perfect.

You may be having sinusitis or some other nasal and throat problems. Consult ENT specialist for advice and treatment

You should go to your local dentist for a detailed checkup. May be your teeth are in attrited state or may be there is cavity.

Hi, your b 12 levels are slightly on the lower side of normal. This is common in strictly vegetarian people. You should not worry, increase the intake of fruits and green leafy vegetables. Meet your physician and start vitamin b12 tablets with his opinion. The blister / wound has nothing to do with vitamin b12 levels as tongue manifestations of vitamin deficiency are different. For tongue problem, visit an oral medicine specialist for its treatment. Regards.

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 shilpa Dr. Krinita motwani's dental clinic.

Both treatments have their own pros and cons .. kindly decide .. and do the best .. you must be knowing ... in a bridge the neighbouring teeth will require root canal treatment ... and then a bridge .. and in an implant a whole new tooth would be placed with a screw made up of titanium in the jaw ...

Tonsil stones develop in your tonsils due to the accumulation of dead skin cells, bacteria, and food particles that get lodged in the crevices of the tonsils and then the salts from the saliva cause the deposits to calcify. Usually, tonsilloliths, as tonsil stones are also called, are harmless and do not require treatment. However, if you have bad breath or experience pain and discomfort, it is best to consult a doctor. Home remedies: Salt water gargles: You can get relief from the pain and discomfort by gargling with salt water. If you gargle vigorously, you may succeed in dislodging the stones as well. Make the water, lukewarm and add half a teaspoon of salt. Dissolve the salt and gargle with the water. Do not swallow the salt water while gargling. Other treatments available: Laser Tonsil Cryptolysis: This is a noninvasive laser treatment that gets rid of the pockets and crevices where the tonsil stones are lodged. You needn’t worry as it causes minimal pain. Anyway, the doctor will use local anesthesia to ensure you enjoy a pain-free treatment session. The downtime after the treatment is minimal. Coblation Cryptolysis: In this medical procedure, the ENT uses radio waves to change a simple salt solution into charged ions, which adhere to the tonsil tissue and then cut through it. This procedure reduces crevices and pockets on the tonsils and also eliminates tonsil stones. Compared to laser tonsil cryptolysis, coblation cryptolysis does not cause a burning sensation on the tonsils. Antibiotics: Sometimes, the ENT specialist may prescribe antibiotics to treat the infection. Usually, this mode of treatment gets rid of bacteria, which healthcare professionals believe have a major role in the formation and growth of tonsil stones. Tonsillectomy: Your doctor will never recommend tonsillectomy as a method to treat tonsil stones. However, when all other treatment procedures fail to get rid of the severe symptoms that you are experiencing, the ENT specialist will have no other alternative but to surgically remove your tonsils. This removal can be done with the help of a scalpel or laser. Sometimes, even a coblation medical device can be used.

Get scaling polishing done by a dentist than brush twice daily especially at night avoid coloured foodstuffs.

In the case of tooth brush, old is not gold. We need to change our tooth brushes every 3-4 months for appriopriate oral hygiene.