Dr. Seema Prabhu

Please get an opg xray done so that if there is any injury to the jaw it can be detected, also be careful while opening and closing your jaw. Sudden movements should be avoided, do not stretch your mouth open that might increase your pain, chew softly and avoid hard foods, have restricted mouth opening while yawning and speaking.

I don't suggest mouth washes as its not indicated to use all time only when infection is there u have to use

Crowns for sensitivity? I dnt think so. 1st the reason for sensitivity should be diagnosed and then they can b treated with conservative methods like filling.

This details are not sufficient to diagnosis weather it is a major disease or not.do you have any other complains?our senses are due to nervous system of our body. You can't taste it may be related to it.or may be not. Do you have diabetes? Need some more details before reach to any diagnosis.

Hi you are right. Orthodontic treatment can rearrange teeth. Time depends upon the nature of problem you have. It can range from 7-8 months to 2-3 years.

Hi, the process of filling the gap between teeth is known as orthodontic treatment, wherein you will be required to wear braces (an appliance with wires) for anywhere between 6 months to 1 year, depending upon the exact condition of your teeth. However, this treatment will serve as a permanent solution to your problem. You teeth alignment will become better and your smile will improve, these days, braces, similar to the color of teeth (ceramic braces) have also become available which are potentially much better looking than the conventional silver appliances. Looking at the exact condition of the gaps, I will be in a better position to answer your query and provide an estimate of the cost. Hope that helps.

Bleeding while brushing or in the morning is a serious issue, one should not neglect it for better health of the teeth.

As per your symptoms you need rct followed by crown that can be confirmed by xray. Start salt water rinse and avoid food lodgement. Visit your dentist before your tooth becomes unrestorable.