Dr. Bhavesh

We need more investigations with clinical examination to decide upon treatment. You may need cleaning, root canal treatment & capping. Until then apply clove oil on the decayed tooth. Rinse frequently with mouth wash.

Mouth ulcers are usually due to vitamin deficiency or bad digestion. Other causes are tonsils, trauma from teeth, dry mouth, tonsillitis, stress, change in lifestyle, allergies to certain foods and medication, smoking and tobacco chewing, consumption of spicy n hot foods. Start some vitamin supplements. Apply local anaesthetic ointment like dologel. Eat healthy and balanced diet. Increase your water intake. Avoid oilly n spicy food completely.

Kindly get yourself checked by the dentist. You might have deep cavity. Or pain due to third molar. Kindly get yourself checked.

Yes, cavities can be treated without root canal if they are not deep. The final treatment plan will be made onlyafter seeing the condition of tooth clinically and its radiographic interpretation. If left untreated they can cause swelling or inflammation along with pain in affected area. Rct or pulpectomy in childrens is done to prevent further deccay if cavity s too deep and is always a better option rather than extrcation of teeth before its shedding age. I would advise you too see a pedodontist (children's dentist) as they are specialist in traeting and managing children below 12 years of age.

Replace your old tooth brush with a new one after every three to four months.

Vertigo and migrane often cause pain in upper jaw which is very much similar to tooth aches, it's called referd type of pain. If the migrane or vertigo is treated promptly definetely you will be relived of your pain. Regarding dosage your physician is the right person to decide the dose as per your clinical conditions. Wish you speedy recovery.

You can get teeth cleaning and polishing done. If there is pain on teeth. You can even think about .taking a painkiller like tab keterol dt. If pain does not stop kindly visit dentist for the same .for any cavity or pain due to food lodgement.

lybrate-user Use listerine mouthwash and massage with gum paint if gums if no improvement after 2 weeks consult dentist.

Is It Time for Braces?
This is the most worrying question for parents.
By age 12 or 13, most kids will have lost all of their baby teeth and will be having a full set of adult teeth. Around this time, some parents will start to notice that their preteen’s smile isn’t looking so straight anymore. If your child’s smile is starting to appear a bit crowded or crooked, it might be time for you to seek out a orthodontist for braces. Orthodontic problems—or problems dealing with the alignment of the teeth and shape of the jaw—are common in preteens. In fact, almost half of preteens need braces or some other kind of orthodontic treatment. If you’re concerned about your child’s smile, ask your dentist today.
When should you seek orthodontic treatment for your kids? The answer is as soon as possible. As kids enter their late teen years, jaw growth slows and the bones holding the teeth in place begin to harden and set. Once in adulthood, the jaw stops growing altogether. Adults can successfully shape their smile with orthodontic treatment, but they may have to use a retainer for the rest of their life. Many experts feel that the earlier orthodontic treatment can begin, the better the outcome. Before braces, however, your child may need to wait until all 28 of their adult teeth have grown in. And sometimes orthodontic problems don’t even appear until later into the teen years. Just keep an eye on those teeth and see an orthodontist as soon as you start to think there could be a problem.
In some cases, if parents see that at a age earlier than 11 years, there is too much misalignment of teeth, as they are erupting, it is best to ask your dentist if some intervention is needed to stop a problem from worsening.