Dr. Aman

He must have given you medications.1 or 2 days its normal to get mild fever.But with medicines you will be fine.Or it might me just a coincidence that you got unwell with extraction.No need to worry

This is the case of failed root canal treatment. If the doctor has suggested than go for re rct n cap as soon as possible.

Bleeding from gums is a sign of inflammation of gums, also known as gingivitis. * calculus and plaque deposits on teeth should be removed by scaling * proper oral hygiene is to be maintained * regular flossing and use of mouthwash is recommended.

Hi For cavity you need to go for an x-ray. After that treatment plan can be decided. Either to fill them or RCT. Consult a dentist.

For cavity removal you need to go for filling(restoration) for concern decayed teeth and for smelling go for Deep scaling and polishing your teeth.

It could b third molar erupting consult a maxillofacial surgeon if not in correct direction it may have to be removed

First your gums should be analysed for extent of damage.Then get your scaling done.Then soft bristle tooth brush adviced by your doctor.

Depending on the space and your requirements the gap can be closed by veneers, crowns etc. Cost also depends on suitability.

On drinking cold water or a sip of tea or coffee makes you uneasy or eating ice-cream or yoghurt is a nightmare, you may have a common problem known as “sensitive teeth.”

Various causes of sensitivity in teeth include:

1. Forceful brushing of teeth – it is the most common cause of tooth sensitivity. It causes thinning of the protective layer on our teeth that is enamel. Enamel protects our teeth against insult from food or fluids we take. Loss of enamel leads to sensitivity of teeth

Remedy:
• Gentle brushing of teeth
• Use soft bristle brush
• Change brush after 3- 6 months ( as the bristles wear away)
• Use little toothpaste ( toothpaste has abrasive particles which causes
wear away of enamel)
• Do brushing in up-down movement


2. Tooth decay – caries in tooth leads to tooth sensitivity. Caries remove the protective enamel layer exposing dentine layer to food and fluids. Dentine carries nerves which causes sensitivity

Remedy: Treatment involves removal of tooth decay and placement of
protective barrier on dentine that is a filling material

3. Old tooth fillings – over a period of time fillings may crack or break or get removed which leads to sensitivity.

Remedy: Change of filling in tooth

4. Exposed tooth roots- as a result of aggressive tooth brushing, gum recession and gum disease. It causes tooth sensitivity.

Remedy
• Use soft bristle brush
• Visit your dentist for gum disease treatment

5. Plaque and calculus - the purpose of brushing is to remove plaque that forms after eating food. An excessive build-up of plaque can cause your enamel to wear away. Again, your teeth can become more sensitive as they lose their enamel protection.

Remedy: The solution is to practice good daily dental care and visit your
dentist for cleanings every six months.

6. Habit of eating acidic foods -fruits like lemon, sweet lime, pickles and tomato juice contains acid which can dissolve enamel of teeth. Frequent use of acidic food causes tooth sensitivity.

7. Habit of tooth-grinding – grinding also cause tooth sensitivity due to loss of enamel.


Tooth sensitivity is treatable. You must have seen toothpaste made for sensitive teeth. However, toothpaste can only help limited no. of patient’s suffering from tooth sensitivity.

If your sensitivity is extreme and persists no matter what you do, please visit your dentist for an oral examination. Visit to dental specialist can determine the most likely cause of your tooth sensitivity and the best solution for your particular condition. I Hope this article will help you.

Dear lybrate-user. You are feeling weakness in teeth probably due to gum infection which causes pain and gapping. You need to show it to a qualified dentist.

Get your teeth cleaned professionally by scaling and polishing. . use mouthwash regularly. avoid food which stinks afterwards

Hi lybrate-user, I think what you mean to say is that your teeth are not aligned properly, if so you need o get them aligned by an orthodontist.

Yes you can eat whatever you wish to. There are no restrictions as such to consumption of non vegetarian food items. Just take care to avoid putting pressure on the area of extraction.

Get scaling polishing done by a dentist than brush twice daily especially at night use sensodent k tooth paste.

This is called halitosis or bad breath. You ll have to have a professional calling done and use mouth washes after food. Try using floss before brushing both day and night. If your trouble persists even after tat then you ll hv to work out on your diet chart. Coz certain sulphur containing foods r found to produce this bad breath.

It is due to dentin translucency it is due to enamel problem the outer layer it can be treated only with teeth whitening only.

kindly get scaling and polishing done and if you want you can also get bleaching done. brush your teeth twice daily using correct brushing technique to maintain your oral hygiene.

It might be some allergy, or inflammation, try using Zytee and see if it resolves, you may also take Vit C supplements along with Neurobion tabs, and also check for any gastric issues like indigestion or acidity, as that sometimes may also lead to these kinds of symptoms. But even after taking the above if it doesn't resolve you would need a few blood tests etc, for which you can get back to us for further advice on this. Avoid spicy food and hot beverages and take cold milk without sugar along with intake of minimum 8to 10 glasses of water.

You should require bleaching for this.. Mostly it clear with this... Its become yellow due to more fluoride in drinking water (more than 1ppm)

Brushing harder isn’t better. Vigorous brushing does more harm than good and can lead to eroded enamel, which never grows back and can cause sensitivity and other oral issues.