Cosmetic Filling Questions

Hi. Good morning. Thanks for approaching Lybrate. There might be an infection. Check if you have diabetes. Or do you have any habit of tobacco. Because using tobacco causes infection in cheek hard palate and tongue. Tooth paste changing usually won't cause this much infection or discomfort. Follow me up with your oral habits and intraoral clinical picture. Take tablets antibiotics for three days. Follow up to know the antibiotics name. You can apply topical metrogyl gel in gums mildly for three ...more

The food is getting stuck in between your teeth, and that is why it is itchy.
Your gums are inflamed, If anywhere your gums itches more then you got to get a x-ray of that side, there may or may not be a hidden cavity.

In many cases it is improper oral hygiene.
Get full mouth scaling and polishing then. Must follow
1. Correct brushing technique
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2.flossing daily
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3. Use of mouthwash like chlorohexidine, hydrogen...more

This is used after normal brushing with any paste. Then spread it to all your teeth with soft brush. Leave it for 5 mins or so. Rinse your mouth.
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I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
These white spots are caused by dehydration of the enamel surface of your teeth. Once saliva hits the teeth they will rehydrate and the white spots will disappear.
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Hello. Welcome to Lybrate. Certain times medications can cause loss of taste. Gum problem possibility is less. Take healthy diet and do brushing twice a day. Consult general physician about loss of taste. Thank you.

Hello Lybrate user. Gum pain and lip pain may be associated with gingival disorders or periodontal diseases. I advice you to consult a general physician regarding the fitness for doing dental procedures. And medications for autism. Consult me with orthopantamogram. Thank you.

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Certain foods that are high in tannins, such as red wine, are potential causes of yellow teeth. Some of the most common causes of tooth discoloration include drinking beverages such as coffee, soda, and wine. These substances get into the enamel of your teeth and can cause long-term discoloration.
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I need to know details like why you are taking marc sol and carbo veg...
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consult me with the details I asked..
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External and internal stains
coffee, tea and wine are all very high in chromogens, which all stick to our teeth and will produce noticeable stains, while nicotine mixed with oxygen produces a yellow result that settles into tooth enamel, turning it yellow or brown over time.
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Dear lybrate-user, yellowish appearance of teeth is due to (1) deposits on teeth (2) thin enamel (3) calcified pulp chambers (4) pigmentation due to food substances/ medicines
every reason of causing yellowish teeth is dealt with separately. So my advice will be to go for teleconsultation on platform preferably video so that you may get appropriate remedial advice.