Dr. Bharti Tanwar

Once cavity starts it can't be stopped. Its a progressive process. Get an x-ray done to know about the extent of the cavity. If its superficial then go for filling. Or if pulp is exposed then you need to go for rct. Rinse properly after every meal. Rinse mouth with chlorhexidine mouthwash.

Wait and watch for a few days for the pain to come down and after that get a cap done over the tooth. If the pain doesn't subside, you have to get the procedure repeated.

first get the tooth extracted ..healing would take some time ... and later you can go for implants once healing is done ...

As the exact cause of most recurrent mouth ulcers is unknown, there is no certain way to prevent them. However, the following may help reduce your risk of developing mouth ulcers: Avoid damaging the inside of your mouth by using a soft toothbrush and avoiding hard, brittle or sharp-edged foods Avoid things you think may be triggering your ulcers, such as specific foods Learn some relaxation tips to relieve stress Make sure you maintain good oral hygiene, including brushing your teeth at least twice a day Have regular check-ups at your dentist – your dentist can spot and treat problems, such as sharp teeth or fillings, that could damage your mouth Eat a healthy, balanced diet rich in vitamins.

What lesion does she have on throat? salivation may increase due to certain nerve stimulation in certain patients. Is she taking any medication for any other known disease like bp etc? medications could alter the flow of saliva in mouth.

CLEANING Cleaning your teeth is much better & healthier than deposits on teeth. You can be certain that the dentist could not remove enamel with his/her scaler (The cleaning kit). The more likely scenario is that the dentist will remove some calculus or tartar build up between & around the teeth that the gap was being filled in by it & henceforth removing the tartar successfully makes an existing space visible. The other scenario is that your teeth are beginning to move (shift). 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.

Go to a dentist find out exactly what's your problem n get the tt dental diseases r progressive in nature better don't delay.

No. There is no connection between itchy skin and toothache. Visit dentist for broken tooth & a dermatologist for skin problem.

Hi Lybrate user in your mouth apthae means painful blister which tends to ulcer, you must maintain oral hygiene. Use fore ever Tooth gel. Along with homopathic medicine, if you want you can consult with me privately. Take care.

Brushing twice a day , rinsing with water after every meal and dont forget to clean your tongue after brushing. get a dental check up done . scaling ie professional cleaning might be required.