Dr. Bhadane Anuradha

They are sign of unhealthy gums... You may start taking vit C. Massage your gums with turmeric and salt twice daily Use homoeopathic toothpaste heklalava by wheezal.

Check Vit B12 .Take glycerine and Folic acid mixture on top of tongue. Vit B12 injection will help you. Avoid all chilies.

Sensitivity can be either due to loss of enamel layer or due to decay in teeth. Get your teeth evaluated by dentist to one the cause of sensitivity n get treated accordingly. Meanwhile use a desensitizing toothpaste such as senquelf or sensodyne toothpaste to reduce sensitivity. Rub some of it onto your tooth surface n wait for 5 mins before rinsing.

Kenacort is a steroid based cream n should b use under med supervision only send a pic of the ulcers in your mouth.

Robin sanz you are brushing your teeth regularly still having smell from mouth you need to maintain good oral hygiene,like brushing your teeth twice a day with colgate fresh mint tooth paste ,regular rinse with Mouthwashes (listerine )after meals ,this will help to avoid the bacteria in plaque,that accumulates in the mouth. you have to visit dental surgeon every six month maintain oral cleanliness to make sure your teeth stay healthy.

Hello lybrate user, gastric acidity is one of the causes of bad breath, so you may be right. You need to drink plenty of water in sips to avoid your mouth from getting getting dry. You may need to change your diet pattern as well. Use of alcohol free mouth wash and proper tongue cleaning can reduce this problem of bad breath. Please seek medical advice regarding GERD. Get well soon.

Avoiding smoking or use of smokeless tobacco can prevent the developement of oral diseases like periodontis, oral cancer, tooth decay and  gingivitis in your teeth.

Do not use your teeth for doing something other than chewing food. Using them for cracking nuts, removing bottle tops or ripping open packaging can result in chipped or broken teeth.

Hi Raviteja... you can consult me through lybrate for homoeopathic treatment... this is not enough details to prescribe on...

Hi lybrate-user, a mouth ulcer is a painful sore inside the mouth, on the tongue, soft palate (the back portion of the roof of your mouth), or inside the cheeks. Sores in your mouth are round, white, or grey in color, with a red edge or border. The condition is usually becomes okay withing 7 days. But if it persists beyond that, or if multiple ulcers keep re-appearing, medical advice must be taken. In severe mouth ulcer attacks, you may also experience fever and physical sluggishness. Taking vitamin b12 supplements along with a suitable gel for pain is the best remedy. Hope that helps.