Dr. Sachin A Shah

Brush atlst twice daily, at night brush with baking soda and rinse your mouth with lemon water, chew few leaves of basil in the morning, gurgle with laung, use mouth wash, at night take few leaves of neem, avoid chewing tobacco, with this you need to visit a dentist.

While excess tea causes staining of teeth, a little actually benefits your teeth as tea contains fluoride which is well established as an agent that strengthens the tooth against acid attack by bacteria.

Extra teeth are not v uncommon. In some situations extra teeth doesnot cause prob to your normal permanent teeth but in majority of cases it does cause prob such as food lodgment follwed by tooth decay, traumatic bite followed by tooth loosening etc. Consult a dentist to get your teeth evaluated who'll advice you after that to save it or get it removed to prevent prob from it to other teeth.

You seem to be suffering from Oral Submucus Fibrosis. It might need surgery. Please visit a Maxillofacial Surgeon for definitive treatment.

Dear Lybrate user, Mouth ulcers have multiple reasons. Most of the times the causes are related to stress, burns from hot foods, injury from ill fitting dentures, tooth brush trauma, braces, accidental biting, sharp tooth. Nutritional deficiencies can contribute to this. Certain medications including the common pain killer can result into Mouth ulcers In some cases underlying health conditions cause ulcers. Such as Viral infections, Gastrointestinal diseases, Immune deficiencies etc. When to visit your nearby dentist: Ulcers are taking longer time to heal, three weeks or more Ulcers are unusually larger in size Ulcers are spreading When associated with high grade fever When the pain is unbearable even after taking over the counter medicines, avoiding spicy foods When there is difficulty in drinking sufficient fluids.

there could be allergic reaction or inflammation in that region. consult a dentist near you for thorough check up and treatment accordingly.

It may be due to infection below root of tooth due to decay. Visit to a dentist for xray and proper treatment plan.

You have to consult the dentist and there are various option. Like polishing of tooth and other treatments. He will be able to explain well.

Sir I think either root canal not properly done , when the root canal treated tooth comes in contact with the opposite tooth than also it will pain therefore without viewing the tooth I cannot advice anything further I can only say visit ur dentist who has done the root canal treatment or another dentist if u feel of not going to the same dentist.