Dr. Vaishali Aggarwal

yellowness and sensitivity could either be sigh of caries or gum issues. get ur teeth cleaned. check for caries. for yelllowness u can get teeth bleaching done.or u can do esthetic restoration done like laminates or veneers see a dentist for same.

Hello lybrate-user, sorry to hear that uve been suffering for few years already well the filling which was done is now come off. Your dentist was right in saying there's a decay underneath. This happens in few cases. But what's disturbing is the pain which you had. Just by your words it suggests that could the nerve of the tooth got affected. Visit your dentist asap. He might suggest you for a xray and maybe a root treatment of the tooth if he thinks it's needed and if the decay is deep enough. And further putting a crown only if the destruction has progressed severe. I hope I clarified your question good luck and god bless

You need to show a oral medicine specialist/maxillofacial surgeon for analysis before your problem can be diagnosed and treated.

Use thermoseal paste and go for complete oral prophylaxis and xray.If pulp is exposed then u might need rct.

Sensitivity due to may reasons reasons should be identified first and then treatment should be started follow is home remedy 1. Potassium nitrate containing tooth paste. 2 times a day for longer run (minimum 6 months)

The best medicine is homoeopathic which can not only cure the ulcer but can also stop the recurrence. But better take homoeopathic medicine by proper consultation. You may try taking Merc sol 30 1 dose every week.

Bad breadth occurs due to many reasons. In most cases, it is due to plaque or calculus or tartar over your teeth n gum line. You should check if there is any yellowish or grayish layers around the teeth especially near gum area. For the proper diagnosis of the reason, you should consult a dentist near by and take a deep cleaning of your teeth, it should be done at least once per year. However there may be some other reasons for bad breath like decayed teeth, lack of saliva, some blood impurities. Drink plenty of water, brush twice properly, use mouthwash, properly clean your tongue, gargling after eating especially after eating sticky or sugary food or drinks will help you reducing it, but to get it diagnosed the proper reason for bad breath is necessary and for that consult a nearby dentist.

Ma'm, success of implants depends on various factors such as amount of bone, medical history of patient etc etc. Kindly consult a reputed implantologist before going to any dentist for treatment near your residence. I can understand this can be a bit of inconvenience but trust me it will be worthwhile.

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 for cleaning and a thorough dental check-up. Limit sugary food to avoid tooth decay. 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. Tooth brush to be changed every 2 months.

To trigger the prevention of teeth from discoloration and for whiter teeth develop a habit of munching appleas, pears, carrots or celery after brushing as they induce tooth-bathing saliva which whitens the teeth.

It may not be the dentist fault since your teeth might have been moved forward making the gap more prominent. Since your doctor has advised for a screw you can take up with the treatment. After going through the investigation you can get a second opinion from another doctor if your doubtful.

U have not given exact time recent may mean a day two three etc however if it's more than twenty four hrs you may rinse with warm salt water three four times a day.

Hello lybrate-user! You are 23 years old and according to you your upper lateral incisor is tilted. Well tilting or crowded teeth are a part of malocclusion (improper alignment of teeth) and extraction is not always the best line of management. Since you are young and we are looking at the upper front tooth which forms a major component of a persons appearence (smile) I would advise you to see a competent Orthodontist (braces specialist). He will take appropriate measures (xrays, impressions etc.) and help in advising you the correct line of treatment. May be the tooth can be brought out and aligned properly in the arch. Or if there is no space there could be space creation by extraction of a Premolar tooth and subsequently moving the adjacent teeth behind to make space for the lateral incisor. (All this is valid if the tooth you are mentioning is not a deciduous tooth. If it is a milk tooth then your permanent tooth might have been stuck inside the bone and there could be the possibility to bring that tooth out and align it. All in all these descisions can be only made after the orthodontist examines. So please do visit a good orthodontist and he will give you good options to your problem. Thanks, take care, Cheers.

Its called as dental implants. Instead of the tooth root implant is placed in the bone and cap is given to it for the replacement of missing tooth by fixed option. The strength wil be equal to the natural teeth bcoz support is coming directly from the bone like natural teeth.

Dear lybrate user, tooth brush injuries can be avoided by brushing gently using soft/ultrasoft toothbrushes. Don't be too hard while brushing as it can damage/injure your gums. Consult your dentist who can prescribe a gum paint for you to massage your gums.

Brush twice a day, keep tooth problems away: Brushing twice a day removes the tiny left out food particles from the mouth and keeps it fresher and cleaner.

Getting a good night sleep before the root canal treatment is the best way to go as it would reduce anxiety and maintain the overall well being.

Braces are of 3 types: 1. Metal brackets: visible brackets 2. Ceramic brackets: tooth coloured brackets with a stainless steel wire running between them. 3. Lingual brackets: stays inside the mouth, behind the teeth. Not visible outside.

Hello, visit a dentist and get your scaling and polishing done. It is the most common procedure done by a dentist in routine practice. It will cost you around Rs 500- 2000/- depending upon the dentist, locality of the hospital and the case. Brush twice daily, floss regularly and rinse after every meal.