Graft-versus-Host Disease Health Feed

You probably think many more things can go wrong during a surgery as compared to after a surgery. However, you are wrong. The chances of infection after a surgery are very high and it used to be the highest cause of unsuccessful surgery in the past before it was known just how deadly an infection is. A doctor, however, cannot monitor everything afterwards. Therefore, it is crucial you know and take care after the surgery.

Here are some ways in which you can do so:

1. Keep it d...more

Yes caping is must after every rct of any teeth so that teeth will have less chance of fracture due to heavy masticatory forces .because after treatment tooth become brittle due to non vitality. N second if uhave un cleaned teeth due to poor oral hygiene ,u shuld go for cleaning. So that your teeth and gums will free of disease.

You have intestinal amebiosis and need medications like flagyl. You can try anta acids for stomach upset.

Rct is the treatment for removing caries or bacteria which has reached pulpal tissue. If your treatment was proper, then there are no chances of complications, rct is completely safe. I suggest you get it capped.

While preparing for RCT - getting to know from a dentist if consuming an antibiotic medicine is advisable, as it can help in reducing the infection and swelling.

After root canal treatment capping your tooth is necessary otherwise your tooth may fracture & break.

You should visit a dentist and get an x-ray done. Seems like it is re infection of the same tooth that may occur in rare cases, or infection of a neighbouring tooth. Either way, you must see a dentist. If it is a case of reinfection, re rct may be needed in that tooth.

If you are suffering from regular headache or your headache is confined to one area of your head, culprit might be an infected upper tooth.
If you are suffering from ear pain, again culprit might be any infected lower tooth.
Tooth pain radiates towards head, ear, neck.
Infected Tooth can be saved with root canal treatment.

Tooth decay is treated removing the damaged portion of your tooth and substituting it with fillings . Fillings can be made up of different materials such as silver amalgam, porcelain, gold or even plastic. Hence these plastic, tooth-colored, glass mixtures that are used to restore decayed teeth are known as composite fillings. Composites are also used for changing the color of or reshaping disfigured teeth.

How are they placed?
The dentist sets the composite in layers employing a...more