Oral Radiology Questions

Foremost, stop eating tobacco.
Do warm saline rinses
Do mouth opening exercises using your fingers/ice-cream sticks.
Consult a good dentist.

Hello, Oral submucosal fibrosis is a progressive disease and no single treatment is absolute. It requires a multimodal approach. First stopping tobacco intake. Steroid injection, PRP or PRF injections combined with Laser give good results. The results of laser need to be maintained with good physiotherapy like mouth gag at night. For advanced stages there are surgical options too. Consult a oral surgeon.

Firstly you must consult any MDS of Oral Medicine for proper treatment planning.
If you have only OSMF then you should take Cap. SM FIBRO × BD for 3 months. It will definitely improve your condition.

Hi. Implant costs 20k onwards. Takes 45 min for surgery and after seven days stich removal
Regards.

Pregnancy is possible only on one day of cycle, day of ovulation when ovum is released from ovary of woman. That is why couple should have 12 to 24 cycles of unprotected sex around time of ovulation before going to Gynecologist or infertility specialist for further evaluation and advise.In PCOD ovulation is affected so chances of pregnancy decrease so should go to Gynecologist or infertility specialist earlier.

Ideally you should consult as prescription without Details of the case are rarely successful.
Still you may try taking Arnica Montana 30 TDs for one day.
Homoeopathic.

Dear Lybrate user,
due to long time use of tobacco, there is develop a disease condition known as "Oral Sub Mucous Fibrosis" in this disease mouth opening reduces with increase of time.
Treatment:- you should quite tobacco i.e. Pan, gutkha, bidi, cigfate etc. Maintain oral hygiene. Avoid spicy food. Contact to dentist for treatment of OSMF and increase your mouth opening also.

Definitely it requires surgical intervention. In good setup hospital charges may cost around 40-55K.

Hi. Kayi baar daant poora bahar nai nikal pata kyunki woh seedha positioned nai hota. Thats why jab tak aap usey nahi nikalwaenge, it will keep giving pain. I advise you get it extracted.

See there are different kinds of permanent teeth available in the market of dentistry Basic is full metal Cobalt Chromium steel material this is basically a full coverage steel crown for the teeth it is very strong and gives a steely look for the wearer particularly I suggest it to heavy non-veg users and old persons only.
Secondly there is ceramic which is basically a coating of ceramic over the steel crown ceramic coating will be 1.5 mm thick so it would roughly last you for 10 years in n...more