Dental Restoration Questions

Unilateral maxillary sinus opacity is usually inflammatory in origin, fungal sinusitis and neoplastic disorder are also likely. A careful history-taking, a thorough head and neck examination
including nasal endoscopy, and ct evaluation are all imperative for reaching a correct diagnosis. One has to consider the increasing likelihood of fungal sinusitis or a neoplasm. Inflammatory disease is the major cause of unilateral maxillary sinus opacity.

There is no need to replace the missing wisdom tooth because its a nonfunctional tooth. Regarding pain the ear, consult an ent.

It wouldn't harm your teeth or gums in any manner as any medication or ointment made for oral cavity is thoroughly tested before releasing it to the market. But if possible, I would like to advise you to rinse your mouth after 10-15 minutes of application, before you go to sleep. If you are experiencing any sort of discomfort because of the application or have any more queries ,you can always reach out to us or pay visit to your nearest dentist.

Kindly consult a dentist in person for further suggestion. We need more investigations with clinical examination to decide upon treatment (need to look for any residual tooth left behind after tooth removal). You may need medicated pack, currettage & irrigation of the extracted site by a dentist. Rinse frequently with mouth wash.

Hello Sr,
Paresthesia is known to occur after such procedure,
it is not your dentists fault.
take the following precautions,
1. Good diet with multivitamins esp vitamin b complex
2. Jaw exersise to stimulate blood flow and healing
3. avoid very hot foods

yes you can . if medical selection was there then u are not eligible . u are eligible after complete treatment

Advise wide mouth opening exercise 100 times per day & side to side movement for the jaw muscles. Bundling ice cream sticks & thrusting the bundle between your upper & lower back tooth region. Increase ice cream stick 1 by 1 every day to increase mouth opening. 1 month for complete open wound healing.

Cause of syncope
1. Reflex - mediated vasovagal situational 2. Carotid sinus 3. Orthostatic hypotension 4. Medications 5. Psychiatric 6. Neurological 7. Organic heart disease 8. Cardiac arrhythmias 9. Unknown.

Hello dear, pain after filling can be due to few reasons, 1. High point, 2. Deep caries which was actually indicated for rct 3. Any gap in filling leading to microleakage. Treatment and its cost will depend based on the clinical and x-ray findings.

It's not normal, it may be due to local anaesthesia, you should consult with your dentist as soon as possible.