Dr. Deepak Kulkarno

To lessen the degree of pain or soreness in the mouth during the orthodontic treatment, you can gargle with 8 ounces of lukewarm water with one teaspoonful of salt dissolved in it. Swish it around your mouth and then spit it out. It will dull the pain and provide relief. 

it can be corrected with orthodontic treatment ( braces). visit an orthodontist for the same. duration of treatment depends upon the amount of gap.

Sir in d night wen you r going to bed, please emove your dentures nd keep dem in normal tap water, in d morning before wearing dentures you may use a b normal tooth brush and clean dem, no need to apply any paste to dem. Nowadays denture cleanising tablets are also vailabli in market, regrds.

So if you very well know that it's a bad habit to eat gutka, then you should immediately leave the habit as these all lead to precancerous lesions.

GIC fillings are weaker in strength than white composite fillings but are always preferred in Third molars due to anti-cariogenic effect as it releases fluoride ions.

Get scaling polishing done by a dentist than brush twice daily especially at night you may require bleaching avoid coloured foodstuffs.

Hi chewing food becomes difficult when the amount of saliva in the mouth has reduced. This could be due to medications or due to radiotherapy. She could use artificial saliva which keeps the mouth moist.

You should go for extraction. That's the only permanent remedy for your pain .u can avoid the pain using painkillers and antibiotics but only for few days or weeks.

Wisdom teeth can erupt anywhere between the age of 17 years and the mid-20s. It is usually accompanied by pain, sensitivity, and discomfort in chewing food. The pain also may radiate to head, neck and ear. For transient relief, you can go for pain killers and any antibacterial mouthwash, to keep the area clean, which may be difficult to clean otherwise with a toothbrush. Permanent treatment usually involves either removal of the gum tissue covering the wisdom tooth (if it is present in your case), or extraction of the tooth. Extraction will not cause you any problem with eating food, and it doesn’t need to be replaced, unlike other teeth. Right now you don't have pain, but you must maintain a good hygiene in that area, and get it cleaned from a dentist if required. In case it pains, you must show it to a dentist, and get appropriate medication.

Bleeding gums, bad breath, red and swollen gums are initial signs of gingivitis.. So you need a professional cleaning with polishing.. Plz do visit a dentist so that it doesnt worsen up with periodontitis( gum disease with bad breath, bone loss, lose teeth, etc..)