Dental Implantology Questions

Yes certainly. Dental tips: - visit a dentist every six months for cleaning and a thorough dental check-up. Limit sugary food to avoid tooth decay. Gargle your mouth thoroughly after every meal. Scrub gently to clean your tongue with a tongue cleaner. Floss all your teeth inter dentally & brush twice daily, morning & night, up & down short vertical strokes, with ultra-soft bristles, indicator brush. Tooth brush to be changed every 2 months.

Hello Lybrate user. The cavity doesn't cause such issues mostly. So consult a general physician regarding the breathlessness. Thank you.

Hello Lybrate user. I advice you to do scaling once. Then check for dental caries. If any dental caries present then do restoration or root canal treatment. Drink more water. Eat healthy food. Take vitamin c and d supplement. Use dental floss. Use mouth wash. Follow the instructions mentioned for one week. If the bad smell got reduced. You can follow the same. But if the same smell didn't get reduced means, you can visit the general physician regarding loss of smell. Consult me for further detai...more

Take pulmoclear tablet two times a day for 1 week. If oxygen saturation less than 95 then consult for full treatment. If above 95 then don't worry.

Haan aap treatment krvao, taaki aapki muh I haala t theek ho jaaye, bharti toh ho hi jyegi. Aapko apna missing teeth bhi lgvana hai.

the cavity might be deep
. due to which you may be having sensitivity.. kindly get an xray done ... to see the depth of cavity.. rest you can use sensodent k toothpaste massage on tooth sensitive for 10 days... and see if it helps

Hello dear
please be calm
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Hello lybrate-user
precautionary
if you do not have fluorosis then
3m clinpro 5000 1.1% toothpaste (its expensive than the other tooth paste availabe in the market)
or enafix toothpaste.
Reduces risk for cavity and make enamel strong
also
1. Correct brushing technique
2.flossing daily
3. Use of mouthwash like chlorohexidine, hydrogen peroxide, or betadine or salt water rinses
4.use of interdental brushes
5. Gum paints like stolin. Metrohex plus gel.

If you feel any kind of discomfort then visit your dentist and get it checked again, if not then there is no need to worry. Sometime it takes few days to adjust to the bite as your teeth are use to the space being empty.

First it would be better to know on which surface the restoration has been done. Try maintaining proper oral hygiene as advised by your dental surgeon.