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Powdered salt is very rogh n will harm your teeth irreparably oil pulling if has any good effect has not been proved of any benefit scientificly.

if the deciduous teeth has not fallen , go for the extraction of those deciduous teeth whose permanent one are coming.

Share toothpaste theek ha i. Medicated toothpaste tab hi use karen jab dentist bataye. Flossing karen aur namak ke paani se kulle daily.

Hey there, oil pulling is not a good idea. Kindly visit a dentist and get scaling and polishing done. Brush your teeth twice daily and do warm saline rinses. Do regular gum massage using desi ghee. For personal query kindly use my doctor code gm2c5d.

if the cavity is deep ..you may need to get an x-ray done to understand whether the tooth needs a filling or a root canal treatment ..secondly ... if it's really gone .. as in the tooth structure you may need extraction ...

Either clear aligners or ceramic crowns after anterior tooth root canal treatment. Second option is feasible only in selected cases. So need to check whether it is possible or not

Oil pulling includes gargling oil around the mouth like a mouthwash. During oil pull you put a tablespoon of oil in your mouth and then rinse it around for 15 to 20 minutes. The advantage of doing this is, it decreases the measure of unsafe bacteria in the mouth. The microscopic organisms in the mouth create a biofilm on the teeth a thin layer that they use to stick to the surface. This is what we call plaque .

Having some plaque on your teeth is only normal. Yet, when it gets out of h...more

You need to be more specific in terms of explanation. If the black marks ar on teeth they can be caries (cavities) or stains. In case of caries you need to see a dentist for fillings.

You need to take proper treatment for this.
Use soft brush n do brushing softly
practice good oral hygiene
reduce stress level
increase your intake of vitamin c
apply a cold compress
rinse your mouth with salt water
stop smoking
homeopathy is a very effective for this problem n has very encouraging results. And homeopathic medicines are safe and do not have any side effects at all.

I assume you are talking about the second sitting of RCT. If you are more comfortable working under local anesthetic, you can mention it to your dentist. While one syringe of local anesthetic won't harm you, sometimes the dentists prefer to do certain procedures without anesthetic for medical reasons. So as long as both you and your dentist agree with the use of local anesthetic, there is no reason why you shouldn't get it.