Dr. Ved Prakash Nagapuri

If the teeth r grossly decayed the teeth can be removed but if the teeth r not grossly decayed than they r root canal treated with cap replaced.

You need to consult a nearby dentist and get your teeth and gum conditions checked. He/she might advise you for an oral prophylaxis procedure and prescribe you a good mouthwash for bad breath.

U need to c an othodontist to get your teeth in orientation, visit our clinic for cleaning & ortho treatment.

Hi going by your description, I am inclined to think you might have a habit of grinding your teeth, esp. In of stress. This has led to chronic inflammation of the jaw joints, resulting in the pain. Also, due to constant overuse, the jaw closing muscles might have become enlarged, and they enlarge further when in prolonged continuous use, when you are clenching your teeth while under stress. Suggest you try and notice if the clenching of teeth happens at such times. If it does, you need to make a conscious effort not to do so. Sometimes, it might be necessary to fabricate intra oral appliances to protect the teeth. The problem of jaw enlargement may get rectified if the habit is effectively broken. In any case, see an oral surgeon for assessment and necessary intervention.

Hello, you can do baking soda in water mouthrinses. If it still persists consult to a physician and get it checked.

Well brush atlst twice daily, at night brush with baking soda and rinse your mouth with lemon water, use mouth wash having hydrogen peroxide, use whitening toothpaste, rub a slice of lemon into your teeth, visit a dentist you need bleaching, which is not Soo much costly.

Firstly see whether you have a breathing problem with a nasal obstruction. Especially at night. Sleeping with mouth open can be a common cause for bad breath. That apart, sinusitis can also contribute to bad breath. If one snores with the mouth open that is another cause. Tonsillar sepsis can be one more. Dental sepsis can cause the bad breath. Identifying causes will go a long way in treating the problem.

This may be due to incomplete eruption of wisdom tooth. Visit a dentist. Get a xray done. Take some muscle relaxants.

Get your teeth x-rayed to determine whether there is enough space for the wisdom teeth to grow. If the space is not enough, you might require to get the teeth removed.

It occurs due to allergic reaction Called urticaria ,its autoimmune disease and should need immediate treatment as taking antiallergic only will not help her more as disease will increase in intensity and avoid nuts, fish,soya products, and artificial coloured products and in homeopathy we have very speedy recovery and permanent solution to this Hope it helps.