The Apollo Clinic (Dental)

Hello yes there are many treatment options to fill the gap between teeth firstly is braces that you don't want to go for. Secondly is the invisible braces called as CLEAR ALIGNERS. These are transparent trays which you have to wear weekly. For further information check www.smilealigner.in then you can also go for veneers but for that we need to check the gap between teeth. Crowns are also an option. Best option which can naturally close the spaces between your teeth is Clear Aligner treatment. Regards.

Treatment duration will be about 1 to 1 n half years. Metal or ceramic is your choice. But yes ceramic braces will cost you additional 15- 20 k.

Symptoms: swelling, redness, bleeding gums. Treatment: Scaling (professional cleaning) of teeth and use of mouthwash, gum paint. Gum surgery if needed.

Dear Lybrateuser, - Bad smell from the mouth can be avoided by proper oral hygiene & diet - brush your teeth after every meal with a soft brush for two min or at least twice a day, do flossing once or twice a day, clean the back of your tongue with a tongue cleaner - do Listerine gargles twice a day - have more of fruits & vegetables in your diet, avoid fried, spicy & junk food - if still not much improvement then check with a dentist to rule out any dental cavies or gap in between teeth where food gets stuck or any other oral condition which is giving rise to your problem.

One should never take too many painkillers without knowing the reason of pain, so I shall suggest that you see a dentist in person and check out with him the reason of dental pain.

First you have to remove the cause for yellowness of teeth. Then regular brushing may improve it but for finer results you will have to consult a dentist and polish them.

Hello you can apply dologel-CT gel on the ulcers half an hour before meals for 7-10 days take cap becozinc once daily for 7 days consume lots of water and avoid spicy food. In case it doesn't heal in 7-10 days then you need to visit the dentist for further diagnosis.

Using a rinse of saltwater and baking soda. Placing milk of magnesia on the mouth ulcer covering mouth ulcers with baking soda paste. Using over-the-counter benzocaine (topical anesthetic) products like Orajel or Anbesol. Applying ice to canker sores.

1. Use Neem datun daily in the morning. No need to do brush with the paste or vigorous rubbing of the teeth and gums. 2. Mix rock salt (saindha namak)- half tsp and lemon juice/ soda powder - 1/4 tsp. Do gentle rubbing on the teeth and gums using the middle finger only. Leave for 2 minutes and clean the mouth. Do this twice weekly. Skip Neem datun for those two days in a week. 3. Do gentle brushing in the night daily before sleeping with any Ayurvedic good tooth paste daily. 4. Oral hygiene is mandatory. Smoking, chewing tobacco, lots of sweetened beverages, too much sweets, alcohol, etc are not good for oral hygiene. 5. Rinse your mouth after main meals with water.

Hello If the gaps are minimal then you can go ahead with laminates or crowns .it takes two appointments approximately. But if gaps are generalised then go ahead with re-ortho treatment.

Please consider orthodontic correction over other 'faster methods' because until teeth are correctly aligned, no treatment would make your smile perfect. Orthodontist would suggest if he would be able to improve your soft tissue (lips) profile with treatment and correct your gummy smile line. If he suggests that this cannot be achieves with orthodontic correction, then you should consider other surgery or laser based options. Smile designing is an ongoing process over your life time! It requires you to keep your teeth clean, gums healthy and get frequent dental checkups. Do not lay if all on your dentist! Orthodontic correction: 1-1.5 years Conventional Smile Designing: Veneers and Crowns; three to four sittings Digital Smile Designing: Photographs and software based approach to shouw you what all can be achieved.

By your complaint, I feel you could be having one of these four complaints: (most common, could be something else also!) 1. Follate papillae: These are vestigial (almost redundant, not used) taste buds of tongue that may become more prominent in some people. 2. Lymphoid aggregates: Lymph nodes are present throught out our body. At times they may develop on sides of tongue because of innumerable reasons. 3. Hairy Leukoplakia: It is almost parallel white colored lines present on the side of the tongue. It is more common in HIV+ patients but is not typical of it. 4. Frictional Keratosis: White colored thick area formed because of chronic irritation from sharp cusps of teeth. Whatever be the reason for this 'dana' do not keep touching it with fingers or tongue. Let it be. Observe it for at least two weeks. Within this time if it ulcerates, swells, pains, or causes a discharge, report to your local dentist immediately for a biopsy. Also, if this persists for more than a month, report to your local dentist for a biopsy. If not, then calm yourself and let the body take its own sweet course. Take care.

Regards Please understand what pericoronitis is before you do anything else. It is a physical problem where food particles and plaque accumulate beneath a small area of gingiva overlying a lower third molar. Because of this, it gets inflamed and swells up. Because of the swelling, it gets chewed upon by corrosponding upper tooth. This causes further damage and further aggravates the inflammation and thus swelling. This become a viscious cycle. Because of some antibiotics, painkillers and anti-inflammatory medications, the current episode might resolve only to cause a another episode because the physical problem has not been corrected. This problem is sort of new to our generation based on evolutionary explanations. Our jaw sizes are reducing while the number and size of teeth remains the same. Thus the third molars are generally partially covered by bone and/ or gingiva from the back. This causes third molar impaction or pericoronitis. I would strongly suggest that you stop beating around the bush and get that third molar extracted given that you are unable to sleep because of the severity of this episode. If not indicated in your particular case, consider laser operculectomy (removal of excessive gingiva covering a third molar by laser to cause minimal swelling). It might seem drastic, but take some time and consider the various episodes of pain and swelling that you will have to face unnecessarily because of a tooth that is not as useful in chewing.

Any mouth ulcer healing takes minimum 1 week max 3 weeks but when you take medicine it cures the pain first try out quadrajel it release pain due to its anaesthetic effect heals wound respectively.

Hello for ulcers you can apply DOLOGEL-CT gel .just take small drop of gel on your finger and apply on the ulcer. Don't rinse your mouth after that. You can spit. Let it be there for sometime​.do this 3-4 times a day after meals. Also take Vitamin B complex, one tablet daily for 1 week. Regards.

Have crowns on thise particular sensitive teeth. Crowns are same like tooth which covers the vital tooth so that no water or sensitive issues may trigger in that particular tooth. It will result in a total cure from senaitivity. Visit a Dentist and ask him about crown coverage.

Well first of all maintain your oral hygiene. Brush atlst twice daily. At night brush with baking soda and rinse your mouth with lemon water. With this you need proper long term homoeopathic treatment for permanent solution of your problem. So you can contact me.