Dr. Rahul Sehgal

Warm saline mouthbath 5-6times/day. Chlorhexidine mouthwash 2-3 times/day. Brush twice daily with proper brushing procedure. And lastly go for oral prophylaxis.

Hello sir, go for dental cleaning. Maintain good oral hygiene brush twice daily use mouth wash. Clean your tongue properly. Bad breath can be caused by other conditions also like upper respiratory tract infections, lung infections, periodontitis etc. Please go for further check up if required. Thank you Dr Jagrati

Hi, there are various reasons for mouth ulcers it could be because of spicy food, medications, bad digestion, eating hard food etc. You can go for professional check up to get the exact cause and solution for the same.

Hello, Tk, plenty of water to make your mouth muscle more flexible. Go for meditation to nourish your body including mouth lining getting better. Your diet be easily digestible, non-irritant on time. Tk, homoeopathic medicine:@ Hydrastis 30-6 pills, thrice. @ AzadirechtaQ -10 drops, thrice with little water. Avoid, junkfood, alcohol & nicotine. Tk, care.

Don't rush, when you brush: for maximum results, brush your teeth for atleast 2 to 3 minutes.

start with the multivitamin capsule. avoid spicy food. increase intake of fibrous food and drink plenty of water

Any oral gel can be applied on tongue. Better switch to Irimedadi tel (ayurvedic) which is for mouth only.

1) Periodontal treatment and extraction of unrestorable teeth should be performed before transplantation

2) Oral hygiene techniques, including tooth brushing, flossing, diet modification, use of antimicrobial mouth rinses and topical fluorides are initiated, reviewed, and used by all patients.

3) Patients with poor dental status who have demonstrated little interest or ability to improve their oral hygiene must be advised to have their teeth extracted and dentures made.

4) Retained roots and fully impacted teeth without clinical or radiological symptoms are left in place. Implants with a probing depth greater than 7 mm must be explanted.

5) A significant correlation between dental foci and the incidence of Acute GVHD was found although this was also recorded in patients who underwent dental treatment.

(As per a. B. Melkos et al published in journal of Clinical Oral Invest (2003))