Dr. Neha Gupta

Hello, Using manjan doesn't help you to clean teeth. It may harm the structure or surface of teeth. Change your toothpaste and use toothbrush with that. Visit dentist again who can give you Better treatment plan. May be bleaching can help. Regards

homoeopathic medicine Plantago 1M or Coffea cruda 1M 4Pills every 4th hrly..take this medicine n people have a misconception that homoeopathic pills are sweet n they ll disturb the sugar levels.. trust me it doesn't..they are sweet but not to that extent..Take lots of water..eat soft foods..

There must b food lodgement under that rinse well after every meal get it cleaned professionaly once

Please do one latest X - Ray of PNS (water's view), IgE level, Absolute Eosinophile count and send me final impression of the reports. On that basis, I can suggest you the medication.

Depends, If the other teeth are well aligned, or nearly so, you could use standard removable appliances, or some of the newer aligner systems, e.g. The Inman Aligner. Whether these will work for you, can be assessed only after evaluation. With mild mal alignment, you could also look at restorative options such as veneers, crown etc, which, however, do involve some preparatory cutting of the tooth structure.

It wil become normal after some days as you recover. Usually patient have pain in many areas after fever. Do not worry. If the pain is intolerable then better to get it checked. It may be infected.

Root canal axis opening can be done to get instantaneous relief from pain, if the tooth is firm with enough tooth structure. High blood sugar levels has got nothing to do with root canal treatment procedures. However it matters for extraction of root stumps. Kindly consult a dentist in person for further suggestion. We need more investigations to decide upon treatment. You may consult me in person. Dental tips: - visit a dentist every six months. Gargle your mouth thoroughly after every meal. Scrub gently to clean your tongue with a tongue cleaner. Floss all your teeth inter dentally & brush twice daily, morning & night, up & down short vertical strokes, with ultra-soft bristles, indicator brush.

See your dentist every six months. Your teeth may not look dirty from the outside, but bacteria and plaque lurks in places you cannot see in the mirror.

By wash if mean profession cleaning then you can go for bleaching wich can lighten the colour of teeth by several shades.

Hi. Brushing only is not important but how to brush is also important. Show to a nearest mds specialist soon to learn the proper brushing technique. It varies in children and adults. One more thing she is in a transition phase with permanent teeth coming and milk teeth going, so may be some gum swelling around new teeth that might be the cause of bad breadth.